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Kalshi traders favor Hormuz traffic normalization before 2029

The Hormuz contract ranked tenth among the most liquid markets DOXA tracks across venues. It asks when traffic through the strait will return to normal, with the before January 1, 2029 outcome leading at 69 percent on Kalshi.

A Kalshi contract on traffic through the Strait of Hormuz returning to normal before January 1, 2029 was priced at 69 percent, according to DOXA.

The update, published Nov 6, 2026 at 11:45 AM ET, identified that deadline as the leading outcome in the market asking when traffic through the strait will normalize.

Trading activity and ranking

The contract had attracted 48.2 million dollars in trading, according to DOXA. It ranked tenth among the most liquid markets the outlet tracks across venues.

That ranking places the Hormuz question within DOXA’s tracked cross-venue liquidity leaders, rather than a ranking limited to Kalshi. The supplied summary does not include prices for other deadlines or the criteria used to determine when traffic has returned to normal.

What it means for prediction markets

  • The 69 percent price favors normalization before January 1, 2029, but does not establish when within that period traders expect it to occur.
  • The 48.2 million dollars traded and tenth-place liquidity ranking show substantial activity in the contract; neither establishes the accuracy of its pricing.
  • Without resolution criteria or competing deadline prices, the summary offers only a partial view of how the market assesses the timing of normalization.
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