Locked spreads
Politics, economics, weather, culture: every open Kalshi event, checked every few minutes for a basket of outcomes that pays more than it costs whatever happens, after Kalshi's fee. Sizes come from the live order book, so the dollars shown are what you could actually put in at those prices.
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- Kalshi
- A US-regulated exchange where you buy yes/no contracts on events, including sports, that pay $1 if they happen.
- Contract
- One share of an outcome. It pays $1 if it happens and $0 if it doesn't.
- Example: Buy "Chiefs win" at 62¢. If they win you get $1 (38¢ profit). If not, you lose your 62¢.
- Basket
- Buying several outcomes in the same market so you win if any one of them hits.
What will be the 51st state in Trump's term?
What to buy (8 legs, 305 contracts each)
- YES District of Columbia0.7¢ → 2.0¢
- YES Puerto Rico1.6¢ → 2.1¢
- YES Canada2.3¢ → 3.1¢
- YES Greenland1.9¢ → 2.3¢
- YES Venezuela2.2¢ → 2.6¢
- YES Guam0.9¢ → 1.7¢
- YES Colombia0.5¢ → 1.9¢
- YES Cuba5.0¢ → 10¢
Kalshi doesn't say whether this list covers every possibility. If nothing on it can win (no "Other" or "None" option and an outsider wins), every leg loses. Check the rules first.
Who will be the next COO of Goldman Sachs?
What to buy (5 legs, 200 contracts each)
- YES Dan Dees14¢
- YES Marc Nachmann14¢
- YES Ashok Varadhan15¢
- YES Kim Posnett11¢
- YES Matt McClure14¢
Kalshi doesn't say whether this list covers every possibility. If nothing on it can win (no "Other" or "None" option and an outsider wins), every leg loses. Check the rules first.
Where will Putin and Zelenskyy next meet?
What to buy (9 legs, 69 contracts each)
- YES Hungary4.0¢ → 36¢
- YES Switzerland9.0¢ → 52¢
- YES Turkey19¢ → 33¢
- YES China5.0¢ → 35¢
- YES Germany7.0¢ → 53¢
- YES United States10¢ → 55¢
- YES Ukraine5.0¢ → 55¢
- YES Russia7.0¢ → 52¢
- YES United Arab Emirates12¢ → 49¢
Kalshi doesn't say whether this list covers every possibility. If nothing on it can win (no "Other" or "None" option and an outsider wins), every leg loses. Check the rules first.
Who will Trump nominate as U.S. Ambassador to Greece?
What to buy (10 legs, 1,754 contracts each)
- YES Gus Bilirakis28¢ → 72¢
- YES Nicole Malliotakis6.0¢ → 50¢
- YES Josh Huck5.0¢ → 53¢
- YES John Catsimatidis7.0¢ → 51¢
- YES John Georges7.0¢ → 53¢
- YES Michael Psaros5.0¢ → 52¢
- YES Dean Spanos5.0¢ → 52¢
- YES Geoffrey Pyatt6.0¢ → 54¢
- YES Debbie Matenopoulos4.0¢ → 52¢
- YES John Kiriakou9.0¢ → 83¢
Kalshi doesn't say whether this list covers every possibility. If nothing on it can win (no "Other" or "None" option and an outsider wins), every leg loses. Check the rules first.
Who will the next Pope be?
What to buy (7 legs, 96 contracts each)
- YES Pierbattista Pizzaballa4.5¢ → 7.4¢
- YES Pietro Parolin5.8¢ → 10¢
- YES Fridolin Ambongo3.3¢ → 6.9¢
- YES Luis Antonio Tagle15¢ → 24¢
- YES Matteo Zuppi3.8¢ → 9.0¢
- YES Peter Erdo3.3¢ → 6.0¢
- YES Anders Arborelius3.6¢ → 4.6¢
Kalshi doesn't say whether this list covers every possibility. If nothing on it can win (no "Other" or "None" option and an outsider wins), every leg loses. Check the rules first.
Before you buy
- Buy every leg at once. If a price moves before you finish, the basket may no longer be locked. Use limit orders at the prices shown.
- Fees are Kalshi's standard rate (7% × price × (1 − price)), rounded up. Some markets charge less; we never assume that.
- Your money is tied up until the last leg settles. Check the date against what the same money would earn elsewhere.
- Rules decide everything. Early settlement, cancelled events and rule changes are Kalshi's call. Read them on Kalshi.
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