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Kalshi gasoline threshold draws 13.0% odds in thin early trading

PredictionBubbles' new-markets list, on its Nov. 1, 12:25 UTC live read, shows the above $4.80 gas strike, opened about 7 hours ago, at 13.0% on a thin $1K traded,…

A Kalshi contract on average gas prices exceeding $4.80 by November 30 was priced at 13.0%, according to PredictionBubbles’ new-markets list. The reading showed $1K traded.

Early snapshot of a new market

PredictionBubbles recorded the figures in its Nov. 1, 12:25 UTC live read. The market had opened about 7 hours earlier, making the price an early indication rather than a record of sustained trading.

The supplied item was published Nov 1, 2026 · 7:24 AM ET. Its summary provides only a snapshot of the contract’s price, trading volume and approximate age; it does not establish a price trend.

Limited context for the threshold

The 13.0% price places the above-$4.80 outcome on the less-likely side of the market’s assessment. With just $1K traded, however, the reading offers limited evidence of a broad or durable consensus.

The supplied material does not identify the gasoline-price benchmark or the contract’s detailed settlement rules. Those omissions limit how precisely readers can interpret the November 30 threshold.

What it means for prediction markets

  • Price versus depth: The 13.0% reading should be considered alongside the thin $1K in trading, rather than treated as a settled consensus.
  • Short history: A market opened about 7 hours earlier provides little basis here for assessing whether expectations are strengthening or weakening.
  • Resolution details matter: The average-price benchmark and settlement terms are not supplied, leaving important context unavailable.
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