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Milan settlement closes Kalshi’s second-ranked sports market after $2.1M traded

DeFi Rate's most-traded sports list, behind the lead market, ranks Milan vs Inter on Kalshi second at $2.1M traded, settled on Milan, with Trail Blazers vs. Jazz third…

DeFi Rate’s most-traded sports list placed Milan vs Inter on Kalshi second, with $2.1M in trading volume. The market settled on Milan.

Volume and settlement

According to DeFi Rate, Milan vs Inter ranked behind the leading market, while Trail Blazers vs. Jazz took third. The supplied summary does not identify the top-ranked market or give trading volume for the third-place entry.

The report was published Oct 31, 2026 · 10:54 PM ET. The supplied material does not specify the period covered by the trading-volume ranking.

Limits of the available data

The $2.1M figure measures reported trading activity, while the Milan settlement identifies the market’s resolved outcome. Neither detail establishes how prices moved before settlement.

The summary also provides no contract prices, implied probabilities or settlement criteria. It therefore supports a comparison of reported rank, but not an assessment of how accurately traders anticipated the outcome.

What it means for prediction markets

  • Reported activity: Milan vs Inter drew $2.1M on Kalshi and ranked second on DeFi Rate’s most-traded sports list.
  • Resolved outcome: The market settled on Milan; the summary does not provide the underlying settlement criteria.
  • Comparison limits: Trail Blazers vs. Jazz ranked third, but missing volume figures and an unspecified reporting window limit further comparisons.
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