| Outcome | Probability | Yes Bid | Yes Ask | 24h Change | Volume | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Target Price: $1.43000 | 0% | 0¢ | 0¢ | — | $0 | Trade → |
This market asks whether XRP will reach a price of $1.43000 within a specific 15‑minute interval. Short‑interval crypto contracts like this matter because they let traders express views or hedge around brief, high‑volatility moves.
XRP is a liquid, widely traded cryptocurrency whose minute‑by‑minute price can move sharply on news, order flow, or liquidity gaps. Fifteen‑minute target markets focus on transient price behavior rather than multi‑day trends; settlement will follow the price feed and rules specified by the exchange (KALSHI). The contract currently shows no traded volume and its closing/start time is listed as TBD, so timing details may be posted later by the platform.
Market odds on this contract represent the crowd’s real‑time assessment that the specified price condition will be met during the stated 15‑minute window; they can change rapidly as new orders and information arrive. Use them as a live market signal, not a guaranteed forecast, and consult the exchange’s settlement rules for final determination.
It means the contract resolves based on whether XRP’s market price reaches the $1.43000 level at any point (or per the contract’s exact rule) during one defined 15‑minute interval. The exchange’s contract page and rules will state how 'reach' and the timing window are measured.
The event’s close/start time is listed as TBD; the exchange (KALSHI) will publish the precise interval and closing schedule. Participants should monitor the contract page for the official start time because settlement depends on that exact window.
Settlement follows the exchange’s defined price feed and measurement rules (for example, a consolidated feed or specific exchange tick). The contract documentation explains whether intraminute ticks, last trade, or midpoint prices are used to determine if the target was met.
Short‑term XRP behavior is often characterized by sudden spikes on news or large orders and periods of low volatility when liquidity is thin. For a 15‑minute target, brief one‑off trades or order‑book gaps that produce transient price moves are particularly relevant.
High‑frequency traders, market makers, and large retail or institutional orders can quickly change odds by placing aggressive buy or sell orders. The current traded volume (shown as $0) indicates liquidity may be low now, which can make odds more volatile once trading begins.