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Kalshi files a perpetual-style WTI oil contract that only expires every 10 years

Quiet quarter-hour — no significant new platform headline in the last 15 minutes, so this fresh product-launch item leads, in a different category from the last three…

Kalshi files for a long-dated oil contract

Kalshi has filed a proposal for a perpetual-style WTI oil contract with expiry occurring only every 10 years, according to Rigzone.

The proposed product would pair an oil-market reference with an unusually long contract life. Although described as perpetual-style, it would still have a scheduled expiry rather than remain open indefinitely.

The development is a filing, not a confirmed launch. The available material does not establish whether the proposed contract has been approved or when trading might begin.

Rigzone’s full report was unavailable for review. Details about settlement, pricing and other contract mechanics therefore could not be established from the supplied material.

What it means for prediction markets

  • Product status matters: The filing signals a proposed addition to Kalshi’s offering, but does not establish availability for traders.
  • Expiry remains relevant: A 10-year expiration cycle is distinct from a genuinely non-expiring contract.
  • Mechanics are still an information gap: Without the contract specifications, readers cannot assess how its oil exposure or settlement would work.
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Sources & attribution

  1. [1]Rigzone (rigzone.com)https://www.rigzone.com/news/wire/kalshi_files_proposal_for_neverexpiring_oil_contract-07-oct-2026-184794-article/

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