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Kalshi · KXBTC15M · Settled

Bitcoin 15-minute results: September 20, 2026

Kalshi settled 73 bitcoin 15-minute windows in the session that ran from 6:00 AM Pacific on September 20, 2026 through 12:00 AM Pacific on September 21. Bitcoin closed above the price to beat in 40 of those windows and below it in 33. Every window below carries its Kalshi ticker, the price it had to beat, the value it settled at, and the YES price in cents at the open, the low, the high and the close.

The day in counts

Seven numbers that describe the session before any strategy is laid over it.

Windows settled
736:00 AM PT to 12:00 AM PT
Closed up
40Settled above the price to beat
Closed down
33Settled at or below it
Total volume
195,456,498As Kalshi reports it across the session
Biggest single-window move
+$490.655:15 PM PT window: $81,158.49 to beat, settled $81,649.14
First target
$80,334.906:00 AM PT window
Last target
$81,456.9212:00 AM PT window

Betting one side all day, $100 base, doubling after a loss

Two mechanical runs over the same 73 windows. Each one buys a single side at 50 cents whenever 50 cents actually traded inside the window, commits $100.00, doubles after a losing window and resets to $100.00 after a winning one. The stake is the money that leaves the account: Kalshi's taker fee is inside it, not billed on top, so a $100.00 bet costs $100.00 and buys the contracts that is left over after the fee. A losing window loses exactly the stake. 8 windows never printed 50 cents, so both runs sat those out and carried the stake.

Always up

Buys YES in every window

Started
6:00 AM PTSeptember 20, 2026
Final
+$2,911.10
Bankroll needed
$800.00largest at the 10:45 AM PT window
Peak
+$2,911.1012:00 AM PT
Worst point
−$6.786:30 AM PT
Largest single stake
$800.00
Longest losing run
3 windows
Windows skipped
8 of 7350 cents never printed inside the window

Always down

Buys NO in every window

Started
6:00 AM PTSeptember 20, 2026
Final
+$1,817.46
Bankroll needed
$12,613.54largest at the 8:30 AM PT window
Peak
+$1,917.4611:45 PM PT
Worst point
−$6,213.548:15 AM PT
Largest single stake
$6,400.00
Longest losing run
6 windows
Windows skipped
8 of 7350 cents never printed inside the window

Always up finished the day ahead, +$2,911.10 against +$1,817.46 for the always down run. That is the whole of what the day says.

Doubling after a loss only survives a short losing run. The always-down run lost 6 windows in a row, and the next window in that run needed $6,400.00 on a $100.00 base. A run of 10 would have needed $102,400.00 on one window to chase the same $100.00. Both sides finished positive on this particular day because September 20 never produced a long one-sided run, not because doubling works. A day that does produce one takes the stake past what most people have, and past Kalshi's book, before the run ends. This is one day of settled windows. It is not a strategy, and it is not advice.

Both runs, side by side

Press play and the two runs walk the session together, one window at a time, from 6:00 AM Pacific. The left panel is the always-up run, the right is always-down, and both are placing their bets into the same 73 windows. Both accounts start the day with $20,000, the same number, so the two panels can be read against each other. Each shows the running total and what is actually in the account. The second one is the one that dies and recovers.

Why a window says sat out. A run that pays a flat 50 cents can only enter a window where 50 cents traded. In 8 of the 73 windows it never did: the price opened on one side of 50 and stayed there for the full fifteen minutes, so there was nothing to buy at that price. Those windows are sat out and the stake carries to the next one, which is not free, because the stake carried is a doubled one. Step onto a sat-out window and the panel says which way that window's price missed. Switch to Buy at the open and nothing is sat out, because every window has an opening price.

These windows do not open at 50 cents. Across the 73 windows the YES price opened at exactly 50 cents 10 times. The median open was 51 cents and the range ran from 33 to 64. 27 windows opened within a cent of 50 and 52 within five.

So the cards above are not taking the open. They pay a flat 50 cents, and only in the 65 windows where 50 cents traded at some point inside the window; the other 8 are sat out. That is an assumption, and it is doing work: it assumes a fill at a coin-flip price whenever a coin-flip price existed anywhere in those fifteen minutes.

Switch the module to Buy at the open and the same day is re-run paying each window's actual opening price, which makes every window playable. Always up finishes +$3,314.21 instead of +$2,911.10. The interesting one is always down: it finishes about the same, +$1,839.82 against +$1,817.46, but it demands $6,250.18 instead of $12,613.54, because it never sits a window out and its longest losing run is 5 rather than 6. Neither number is a recommendation. Both are what the settled prices say.

Every figure was settled when the page was built. Nothing is simulated in your browser, and with scripting off the full ledger below is still the whole record.

This is a model, not a record of trades anyone placed. A 15-minute market does not open at 50 cents just because two outcomes exist: on this day the YES price opened at exactly 50 cents in 10 of the 73 windows, and the run buys at 50 cents anyway wherever 50 cents traded. Changing only that one assumption, and nothing else, moves the always-up result by $403.11 and takes the always-down deposit from $12,613.54 to $6,250.18. Real fills, the spread and the size of the book would move all of it again. Treat the gap between the two modes as the size of the guess, not as a margin of error.

73 of 73 windows · started 6:00 AM PT

12:00 AM PT close · $81,456.92 to beat · settled $81,631.08 · opened 33.0¢ on YES · ▲ Up

Always up

Max bankroll needed
$800.00at 2:30 PM PT
Max drawdown
$700.00at 10:30 AM PT
Longest losing run
3windows

Always down

Max bankroll needed
$6,250.18at 10:00 AM PT
Max drawdown
$3,123.12at 9:45 AM PT
Longest losing run
5windows

Always upAlways downBreak evenBitcoin, $80,447 to $81,795

Running total, window by window, 6:00 AM PT to midnight. The two runs share one scale, so the dip on one is the same size as the dip on the other. Bitcoin is in the band underneath, on its own scale, because a price near $81,795 and a profit of a few hundred dollars are not the same kind of number and putting them on one axis would make the smaller one look like whatever the drawing needed. The two share the clock and nothing else. Move your pointer across to read any window; the grid is half-hourly. The table below carries every figure.

Window close (PT)Settled Always up Always down Kalshi ticker
PaidStake, all in Result P&LTotal PaidStake, all in Result P&LTotal
6:00 AM▲ Up51.0¢$100.00Won+$89.57+$89.5749.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00−$100.00KXBTC15M-26SEP200900-00
6:15 AM▲ Up51.0¢$100.00Won+$89.57+$179.1449.0¢$200.00Lost−$200.00−$300.00KXBTC15M-26SEP200915-15
6:30 AM▼ Down50.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$79.1450.0¢$400.00Won+$372.94+$72.94KXBTC15M-26SEP200930-30
6:45 AM▲ Up48.0¢$200.00Won+$202.02+$281.1652.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00−$27.06KXBTC15M-26SEP200945-45
7:00 AM▲ Up58.0¢$100.00Won+$67.48+$348.6442.0¢$200.00Lost−$200.00−$227.06KXBTC15M-26SEP201000-00
7:15 AM▲ Up50.0¢$100.00Won+$93.22+$441.8650.0¢$400.00Lost−$400.00−$627.06KXBTC15M-26SEP201015-15
7:30 AM▼ Down48.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$341.8652.0¢$800.00Won+$688.44+$61.38KXBTC15M-26SEP201030-30
7:45 AM▲ Up52.0¢$200.00Won+$172.10+$513.9648.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00−$38.62KXBTC15M-26SEP201045-45
8:00 AM▲ Up47.0¢$100.00Won+$105.15+$619.1153.0¢$200.00Lost−$200.00−$238.62KXBTC15M-26SEP201100-00
8:15 AM▲ Up50.0¢$100.00Won+$93.22+$712.3350.0¢$400.00Lost−$400.00−$638.62KXBTC15M-26SEP201115-15
8:30 AM▼ Down48.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$612.3352.0¢$800.00Won+$688.44+$49.82KXBTC15M-26SEP201130-30
8:45 AM▲ Up44.0¢$200.00Won+$237.39+$849.7156.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00−$50.18KXBTC15M-26SEP201145-45
9:00 AM▲ Up50.0¢$100.00Won+$93.22+$942.9350.0¢$200.00Lost−$200.00−$250.18KXBTC15M-26SEP201200-00
9:15 AM▲ Up43.0¢$100.00Won+$123.63+$1,066.5657.0¢$400.00Lost−$400.00−$650.18KXBTC15M-26SEP201215-15
9:30 AM▲ Up47.0¢$100.00Won+$105.15+$1,171.7153.0¢$800.00Lost−$800.00−$1,450.18KXBTC15M-26SEP201230-30
9:45 AM▲ Up42.0¢$100.00Won+$128.79+$1,300.4958.0¢$1,600.00Lost−$1,600.00−$3,050.18KXBTC15M-26SEP201245-45
10:00 AM▼ Down42.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$1,200.4958.0¢$3,200.00Won+$2,159.66−$890.52KXBTC15M-26SEP201300-00
10:15 AM▼ Down56.0¢$200.00Lost−$200.00+$1,000.4944.0¢$100.00Won+$118.68−$771.84KXBTC15M-26SEP201315-15
10:30 AM▼ Down61.0¢$400.00Lost−$400.00+$600.4939.0¢$100.00Won+$145.90−$625.94KXBTC15M-26SEP201330-30
10:45 AM▲ Up51.0¢$799.99Won+$716.60+$1,317.0949.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00−$725.94KXBTC15M-26SEP201345-45
11:00 AM▼ Down58.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$1,217.0942.0¢$200.00Won+$257.60−$468.35KXBTC15M-26SEP201400-00
11:15 AM▼ Down54.0¢$200.00Lost−$200.00+$1,017.0946.0¢$100.00Won+$109.46−$358.89KXBTC15M-26SEP201415-15
11:30 AM▲ Up51.0¢$400.00Won+$358.29+$1,375.3949.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00−$458.89KXBTC15M-26SEP201430-30
11:45 AM▼ Down51.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$1,275.3949.0¢$200.00Won+$194.08−$264.81KXBTC15M-26SEP201445-45
12:00 PM▼ Down51.0¢$200.00Lost−$200.00+$1,075.3949.0¢$100.00Won+$97.04−$167.77KXBTC15M-26SEP201500-00
12:15 PM▲ Up51.0¢$400.00Won+$358.29+$1,433.6849.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00−$267.77KXBTC15M-26SEP201515-15
12:30 PM▲ Up44.0¢$100.00Won+$118.68+$1,552.3656.0¢$200.00Lost−$200.00−$467.77KXBTC15M-26SEP201530-30
12:45 PM▲ Up50.0¢$100.00Won+$93.22+$1,645.5850.0¢$400.00Lost−$400.00−$867.77KXBTC15M-26SEP201545-45
1:00 PM▼ Down52.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$1,545.5848.0¢$800.00Won+$808.12−$59.64KXBTC15M-26SEP201600-00
1:15 PM▼ Down57.0¢$200.00Lost−$200.00+$1,345.5843.0¢$100.00Won+$123.63+$63.99KXBTC15M-26SEP201615-15
1:30 PM▲ Up52.0¢$400.00Won+$344.21+$1,689.7948.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00−$36.01KXBTC15M-26SEP201630-30
1:45 PM▼ Down41.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$1,589.7959.0¢$200.00Won+$129.53+$93.51KXBTC15M-26SEP201645-45
2:00 PM▼ Down51.0¢$200.00Lost−$200.00+$1,389.7949.0¢$100.00Won+$97.04+$190.55KXBTC15M-26SEP201700-00
2:15 PM▼ Down51.0¢$400.00Lost−$400.00+$989.7949.0¢$100.00Won+$97.04+$287.59KXBTC15M-26SEP201715-15
2:30 PM▲ Up55.0¢$800.00Won+$610.11+$1,599.9045.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$187.59KXBTC15M-26SEP201730-30
2:45 PM▼ Down51.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$1,499.9049.0¢$200.00Won+$194.08+$381.67KXBTC15M-26SEP201745-45
3:00 PM▲ Up47.0¢$200.00Won+$210.30+$1,710.2053.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$281.67KXBTC15M-26SEP201800-00
3:15 PM▲ Up54.0¢$100.00Won+$79.41+$1,789.6146.0¢$200.00Lost−$200.00+$81.67KXBTC15M-26SEP201815-15
3:30 PM▼ Down50.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$1,689.6150.0¢$400.00Won+$372.94+$454.61KXBTC15M-26SEP201830-30
3:45 PM▼ Down53.0¢$200.00Lost−$200.00+$1,489.6147.0¢$100.00Won+$105.15+$559.76KXBTC15M-26SEP201845-45
4:00 PM▲ Up50.0¢$400.00Won+$372.94+$1,862.5550.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$459.76KXBTC15M-26SEP201900-00
4:15 PM▼ Down53.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$1,762.5547.0¢$200.00Won+$210.30+$670.06KXBTC15M-26SEP201915-15
4:30 PM▼ Down42.0¢$200.00Lost−$200.00+$1,562.5558.0¢$100.00Won+$67.48+$737.54KXBTC15M-26SEP201930-30
4:45 PM▲ Up51.0¢$400.00Won+$358.29+$1,920.8449.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$637.54KXBTC15M-26SEP201945-45
5:00 PM▼ Down52.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$1,820.8448.0¢$200.00Won+$202.02+$839.57KXBTC15M-26SEP202000-00
5:15 PM▲ Up53.0¢$200.00Won+$165.32+$1,986.1647.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$739.57KXBTC15M-26SEP202015-15
5:30 PM▲ Up51.0¢$100.00Won+$89.57+$2,075.7349.0¢$200.00Lost−$200.00+$539.57KXBTC15M-26SEP202030-30
5:45 PM▼ Down50.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$1,975.7350.0¢$400.00Won+$372.94+$912.51KXBTC15M-26SEP202045-45
6:00 PM▲ Up59.0¢$200.00Won+$129.53+$2,105.2641.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$812.51KXBTC15M-26SEP202100-00
6:15 PM▲ Up44.0¢$100.00Won+$118.68+$2,223.9456.0¢$200.00Lost−$200.00+$612.51KXBTC15M-26SEP202115-15
6:30 PM▼ Down49.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$2,123.9451.0¢$400.00Won+$358.29+$970.80KXBTC15M-26SEP202130-30
6:45 PM▼ Down52.0¢$200.00Lost−$200.00+$1,923.9448.0¢$100.00Won+$101.00+$1,071.80KXBTC15M-26SEP202145-45
7:00 PM▼ Down50.0¢$400.00Lost−$400.00+$1,523.9450.0¢$100.00Won+$93.22+$1,165.02KXBTC15M-26SEP202200-00
7:15 PM▲ Up51.0¢$799.99Won+$716.60+$2,240.5449.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$1,065.02KXBTC15M-26SEP202215-15
7:30 PM▲ Up49.0¢$100.00Won+$97.04+$2,337.5851.0¢$200.00Lost−$200.00+$865.02KXBTC15M-26SEP202230-30
7:45 PM▼ Down48.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$2,237.5852.0¢$400.00Won+$344.21+$1,209.23KXBTC15M-26SEP202245-45
8:00 PM▲ Up48.0¢$200.00Won+$202.02+$2,439.6052.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$1,109.23KXBTC15M-26SEP202300-00
8:15 PM▼ Down51.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$2,339.6049.0¢$200.00Won+$194.08+$1,303.31KXBTC15M-26SEP202315-15
8:30 PM▲ Up62.0¢$200.00Won+$114.21+$2,453.8138.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$1,203.31KXBTC15M-26SEP202330-30
8:45 PM▲ Up64.0¢$100.00Won+$52.41+$2,506.2236.0¢$200.00Lost−$200.00+$1,003.31KXBTC15M-26SEP202345-45
9:00 PM▼ Down59.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$2,406.2241.0¢$400.00Won+$536.90+$1,540.21KXBTC15M-26SEP210000-00
9:15 PM▼ Down53.0¢$200.00Lost−$200.00+$2,206.2247.0¢$100.00Won+$105.15+$1,645.36KXBTC15M-26SEP210015-15
9:30 PM▲ Up48.0¢$400.00Won+$404.06+$2,610.2852.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$1,545.36KXBTC15M-26SEP210030-30
9:45 PM▲ Up48.0¢$100.00Won+$101.00+$2,711.2852.0¢$200.00Lost−$200.00+$1,345.36KXBTC15M-26SEP210045-45
10:00 PM▼ Down54.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$2,611.2846.0¢$400.00Won+$437.89+$1,783.26KXBTC15M-26SEP210100-00
10:15 PM▼ Down50.0¢$200.00Lost−$200.00+$2,411.2850.0¢$100.00Won+$93.22+$1,876.48KXBTC15M-26SEP210115-15
10:30 PM▲ Up52.0¢$400.00Won+$344.21+$2,755.4948.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$1,776.48KXBTC15M-26SEP210130-30
10:45 PM▲ Up36.0¢$100.00Won+$165.86+$2,921.3564.0¢$200.00Lost−$200.00+$1,576.48KXBTC15M-26SEP210145-45
11:00 PM▼ Down45.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$2,821.3555.0¢$400.00Won+$305.05+$1,881.53KXBTC15M-26SEP210200-00
11:15 PM▲ Up56.0¢$200.00Won+$146.46+$2,967.8244.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$1,781.53KXBTC15M-26SEP210215-15
11:30 PM▲ Up58.0¢$100.00Won+$67.48+$3,035.3042.0¢$200.00Lost−$200.00+$1,581.53KXBTC15M-26SEP210230-30
11:45 PM▼ Down49.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$2,935.3051.0¢$400.00Won+$358.29+$1,939.82KXBTC15M-26SEP210245-45
12:00 AM▲ Up33.0¢$200.00Won+$378.91+$3,314.2167.0¢$100.00Lost−$100.00+$1,839.82KXBTC15M-26SEP210300-00

Oldest first, so the two runs read in the order they were placed. Paid is the price that window was entered at. Stake is the money that left the account, Kalshi's taker fee included, so a losing window loses exactly that and nothing more.

73 of 73 · 12:00 AM PT · BTC $81,631.08 · ▲ Up

Always up

Done

+$3,314.21$23,314.21

running totalof $20,000 started with

33.0¢$200.00incl $8.96 fee+$378.91

Always down

Done

+$1,839.82$21,839.82

running totalof $20,000 started with

67.0¢$100.00incl $2.26 fee−$100.00

Why some windows say sat out

A run that insists on paying 50 cents can only enter a window where 50 cents actually traded. In 8 of the 73 windows it never did. The price opened on one side of 50 and stayed there for the full fifteen minutes, so there was no 50-cent contract to buy. Those windows are sat out.

Sitting out is not a rule anyone chose. It is what falls out of fixing the entry price, and it is not free: the stake that was going to be placed carries to the next window, and if the run was in a losing streak the stake that carries is a doubled one. That is most of why the always-down run needed $13,000.00-odd at 50 cents and about half that at the open, where nothing is ever sat out.

Where you could have stopped

The always-up run crossed these marks during the session. A stop rule is a number you pick before the day starts, not one you find afterwards.

  • +$500reached at 8:00 AM PT
  • +$1,000reached at 9:30 AM PT
  • +$2,000reached at 5:30 PM PT

The extremes: written off, then paid

In 11 windows the side that eventually won traded under 10 cents at some point inside the window. A contract at 4 cents is the market saying this one is finished. These are the windows where it was not. Nine of the 11 printed that low with four minutes or less on the clock.

Each card shows three real prints from that window: where the winning side opened, its cheapest print and the minute it happened, and where it closed. Nothing is drawn between them, because nothing between them is in the data. A print that lasted one minute is not a price anyone was promised.

6:45 AM▲ Up won

x27.8from 3.6¢ with 2 minutes left

open 48c3.6cclose 99.9c

Bitcoin finished $19.88 above the target. Target $80,487.24, settled $80,507.12.

KXBTC15M-26SEP200945-45

6:30 PM▼ Down won

x27.8from 3.6¢ with 6 minutes left

open 51c3.6cclose 99.9c

Bitcoin finished $196.51 below the target. Target $81,766.34, settled $81,569.83.

KXBTC15M-26SEP202130-30

3:45 PM▼ Down won

x25.0from 4.0¢ with 4 minutes left

open 47c4.0cclose 99.9c

Bitcoin finished $6.70 below the target. Target $81,131.25, settled $81,124.55.

KXBTC15M-26SEP201845-45

4:15 PM▼ Down won

x25.0from 4.0¢ with 1 minute left

open 47c4.0cclose 99.9c

Bitcoin finished $35.34 below the target. Target $81,192.45, settled $81,157.11.

KXBTC15M-26SEP201915-15

4:30 PM▼ Down won

x25.0from 4.0¢ with 4 minutes left

open 58c4.0cclose 99.9c

Bitcoin finished $5.66 below the target. Target $81,157.11, settled $81,151.45.

KXBTC15M-26SEP201930-30

10:30 AM▼ Down won

x14.9from 6.7¢ with 3 minutes left

open 39c6.7cclose 99.9c

Bitcoin finished $23.48 below the target. Target $81,180.59, settled $81,157.11.

KXBTC15M-26SEP201330-30

The comebacks

In 22 of the 73 windows, the side that eventually won traded under 25 cents at some point inside the window. In 11 of them it traded under 10 cents. The median cheapest print by the winning side was 36.0 cents. The deepest was 3.6¢, and it happened twice: the 6:45 AM window that settled up and the 6:30 PM window that settled down.

This is what the price did, not what anyone could reliably catch. The cheapest print is often one minute wide, because one minute is the resolution of the candles these rows come from. A price that existed for sixty seconds is not a price you can count on filling.

Window close (PT)Side that won Cheapest printMultipleGain from that price Kalshi ticker
10:00 PMextreme▼ Down8.1¢x12.3+1,134.6%KXBTC15M-26SEP210100-00
9:30 PMextreme▲ Up8.8¢x11.4+1,036.4%KXBTC15M-26SEP210030-30
8:15 PM▼ Down11.0¢x9.1+809.1%KXBTC15M-26SEP202315-15
6:30 PMextreme▼ Down3.6¢x27.8+2,677.8%KXBTC15M-26SEP202130-30
6:15 PM▲ Up21.0¢x4.8+376.2%KXBTC15M-26SEP202115-15
4:30 PMextreme▼ Down4.0¢x25.0+2,400.0%KXBTC15M-26SEP201930-30
4:15 PMextreme▼ Down4.0¢x25.0+2,400.0%KXBTC15M-26SEP201915-15
3:45 PMextreme▼ Down4.0¢x25.0+2,400.0%KXBTC15M-26SEP201845-45
3:15 PM▲ Up18.0¢x5.6+455.6%KXBTC15M-26SEP201815-15
2:45 PM▼ Down20.0¢x5.0+400.0%KXBTC15M-26SEP201745-45
2:00 PM▼ Down16.0¢x6.2+525.0%KXBTC15M-26SEP201700-00
1:30 PMextreme▲ Up9.6¢x10.4+941.7%KXBTC15M-26SEP201630-30
1:15 PM▼ Down16.0¢x6.2+525.0%KXBTC15M-26SEP201615-15
1:00 PMextreme▼ Down7.0¢x14.3+1,328.6%KXBTC15M-26SEP201600-00
12:30 PM▲ Up17.0¢x5.9+488.2%KXBTC15M-26SEP201530-30
10:30 AMextreme▼ Down6.7¢x14.9+1,392.5%KXBTC15M-26SEP201330-30
10:15 AM▼ Down10.0¢x10.0+900.0%KXBTC15M-26SEP201315-15
9:45 AM▲ Up22.0¢x4.5+354.5%KXBTC15M-26SEP201245-45
9:30 AMextreme▲ Up6.9¢x14.5+1,349.3%KXBTC15M-26SEP201230-30
9:15 AM▲ Up15.0¢x6.7+566.7%KXBTC15M-26SEP201215-15
8:30 AM▼ Down17.0¢x5.9+488.2%KXBTC15M-26SEP201130-30
6:45 AMextreme▲ Up3.6¢x27.8+2,677.8%KXBTC15M-26SEP200945-45

Newest first. Scroll sideways on a narrow screen for the full row.

What those shapes look like

Eight price structures that turn up inside windows like these, drawn once so the words used elsewhere on the site point at something you can see.

  • Break above a level, then a retest that holdsCandles chop sideways under a flat dashed level, push above it, drift back down to touch it from above and hold there, then continue higher. A ghosted dashed path shows the alternative where price falls back under the level instead.the level to beatbreakretest holdsif it fails

    Break, then hold

    What it is
    Price chops under one flat level for a while, pushes through it, then comes back down and stops right on that same level from above.
    What confirms it
    It becomes a signal when a candle closes beyond the level and the return trip holds there instead of slicing back through.
    When it fails
    It does not work when the return trip keeps going and closes back under the level, leaving the break as a one-candle event.
  • A push above a level that does not stickCandles rise into a flat dashed level, two candles poke above it, then the very next candles close back underneath and the sequence rolls over into lower lows. A ghosted dashed path shows the alternative where price climbs back above the level instead.the level to beatpoke aboveback belowif it fails

    Break that did not stick

    What it is
    Price pushes a candle or two past the level to beat, then immediately closes back underneath and starts making lower lows.
    What confirms it
    It becomes a signal when a candle closes back on the old side of the level and the next candles stay there.
    When it fails
    It does not work when price reclaims the level within a few candles and carries on in the original direction.
  • Lower highs and lower lows that squeeze togetherTwo dashed lines slope down to the right, the upper one steeper than the lower, so the candles swing inside a shape that narrows to a point. Near the tip the candles push out through the upper line. A ghosted dashed path shows the alternative where price drops out of the bottom of the shape instead.lines narrowingbreak upif it fails

    A narrowing slide

    What it is
    Lower highs and lower lows, with the highs falling faster than the lows, so the whole range squeezes toward a point.
    What confirms it
    It becomes a signal when a candle closes outside the upper line of the wedge, usually with volume picking back up.
    When it fails
    It does not work when price leaves through the bottom of the wedge instead, or drifts sideways until the shape stops meaning anything.
  • Two lows at the same level, then a close above the necklinePrice falls to a low, rallies to a dashed horizontal neckline, falls back to the same low a second time , both lows sit on a second dashed line , then rises and closes above the neckline. A ghosted dashed path shows the alternative where price cuts straight through both lows instead.necklinesame low twicelow 1low 2close aboveif it fails

    Two lows, one line

    What it is
    Price makes a low, rallies, then comes back to almost exactly the same low, with the high between them forming a flat neckline.
    What confirms it
    It becomes a signal when a candle closes above the neckline rather than just touching it.
    When it fails
    It does not work when the second low prints below the first, or when price stalls under the neckline and rolls over again.
  • A price range that keeps getting narrowerAn upper dashed line slopes down and a lower dashed line slopes up, so the candles between them swing less and less until the range is only a few candles wide. Arrows at the narrow end point both up and down. A ghosted dashed path shows the alternative where price pops out of the range and immediately falls back inside.close outsiderange tighteningif it fails

    The range gets smaller

    What it is
    Each swing high is lower and each swing low is higher, so the candles get shorter and the whole band narrows candle by candle.
    What confirms it
    It becomes a signal when a candle closes outside the band, in either direction, with a bigger range than the ones before it.
    When it fails
    It does not work when the close outside is immediately given back and price settles straight back inside the band.
  • Quiet candles over shrinking volume barsThe upper row of candles drifts sideways in a narrow band under a flat dashed level while the volume bars in the row underneath get shorter and shorter along a downward dashed line. At the right the volume bars jump back up and the candles push above the level. A ghosted dashed path shows the alternative where price just keeps drifting.the level to beatbreaks outvolume fadingvolume returnsvolumeif it fails

    Quiet before the move

    What it is
    Candles get small and overlap each other in a narrow band while the volume bars underneath shrink for a stretch.
    What confirms it
    It becomes a signal when volume comes back and a candle closes outside the quiet band on that bigger volume.
    When it fails
    It does not work when volume stays thin and price keeps drifting, or the one big candle has no follow-through behind it.
  • One oversized flush candle, then price climbs backA long stair of falling candles ends in one very tall candle with a long lower wick that spikes far below everything around it. The next candles jump back up and close above a flat dashed level. A ghosted dashed path shows the alternative where price keeps sliding after the flush.the level to beatflush, long wickcloses back aboveif it fails

    One flush, then a turn

    What it is
    A long run of falling candles ends in one oversized candle with a long lower wick that spikes far below everything around it.
    What confirms it
    It becomes a signal when the next candles close back above the flush candle's own body rather than grinding along its low.
    When it fails
    It does not work when price sits on the flush low and then makes a new one, which turns the long wick into just another step down.
  • A step up, a tight pause, then another step upCandles climb in steps above a rising dashed trendline, then go quiet for several candles inside a narrow band marked by a flat dashed line, then break out of that band and step higher again. A ghosted dashed path shows the alternative where price drops through the trendline out of the pause.trendlinepauseresumesif it fails

    Step, pause, step

    What it is
    Price moves in one direction, goes quiet for a handful of candles in a tight band that leans slightly against the move, then moves again.
    What confirms it
    It becomes a signal when a candle closes out of the pause on the same side as the original move, with the trendline still intact.
    When it fails
    It does not work when the pause deepens through the trendline, which turns the step into a top rather than a rest.

These are shapes, not forecasts. Heuristics, not odds of winning.

Every settled window

All 73 session windows, newest first. Times are the window close in Pacific time. Prices are the last traded YES price in cents.

Window close (PT)ResultTo beat Settled atDifferenceYES open YES lowYES highYES close VolumeKalshi ticker
12:00 AMSep 21▲ Up$81,456.92$81,631.08+$174.1633.0¢33.0¢99.9¢99.9¢1,777,490KXBTC15M-26SEP210300-00
11:45 PM▼ Down$81,795.39$81,456.92−$338.4749.0¢0.1¢58.0¢0.1¢1,764,598KXBTC15M-26SEP210245-45
11:30 PM▲ Up$81,615.34$81,795.39+$180.0558.0¢58.0¢99.9¢99.9¢1,904,783KXBTC15M-26SEP210230-30
11:15 PM▲ Up$81,522.70$81,615.34+$92.6456.0¢48.0¢99.9¢99.9¢2,033,180KXBTC15M-26SEP210215-15
11:00 PM▼ Down$81,613.96$81,522.70−$91.2645.0¢0.1¢66.0¢0.1¢2,709,695KXBTC15M-26SEP210200-00
10:45 PM▲ Up$81,595.01$81,613.96+$18.9536.0¢35.0¢99.9¢99.9¢2,793,889KXBTC15M-26SEP210145-45
10:30 PM▲ Up$81,308.41$81,595.01+$286.6052.0¢50.0¢99.9¢99.9¢2,959,555KXBTC15M-26SEP210130-30
10:15 PM▼ Down$81,372.28$81,308.41−$63.8750.0¢0.1¢66.0¢0.1¢3,234,884KXBTC15M-26SEP210115-15
10:00 PM▼ Down$81,385.61$81,372.28−$13.3354.0¢0.1¢91.9¢0.1¢3,795,898KXBTC15M-26SEP210100-00
9:45 PM▲ Up$81,285.19$81,385.61+$100.4248.0¢27.0¢99.9¢99.9¢3,842,592KXBTC15M-26SEP210045-45
9:30 PM▲ Up$81,275.54$81,285.19+$9.6548.0¢8.8¢99.9¢99.9¢3,449,813KXBTC15M-26SEP210030-30
9:15 PM▼ Down$81,404.89$81,275.54−$129.3553.0¢0.1¢69.0¢0.1¢3,456,979KXBTC15M-26SEP210015-15
9:00 PM▼ Down$81,433.13$81,404.89−$28.2459.0¢0.1¢70.0¢0.1¢2,990,551KXBTC15M-26SEP210000-00
8:45 PM▲ Up$81,371.43$81,433.13+$61.7064.0¢62.0¢99.9¢99.9¢2,254,577KXBTC15M-26SEP202345-45
8:30 PM▲ Up$81,263.97$81,371.43+$107.4662.0¢62.0¢99.9¢99.9¢2,658,991KXBTC15M-26SEP202330-30
8:15 PM▼ Down$81,287.87$81,263.97−$23.9051.0¢0.1¢89.0¢0.1¢3,233,651KXBTC15M-26SEP202315-15
8:00 PM▲ Up$81,243.54$81,287.87+$44.3348.0¢29.0¢99.9¢99.9¢3,240,580KXBTC15M-26SEP202300-00
7:45 PM▼ Down$81,412.21$81,243.54−$168.6748.0¢0.1¢48.0¢0.1¢3,346,265KXBTC15M-26SEP202245-45
7:30 PM▲ Up$81,317.50$81,412.21+$94.7149.0¢43.0¢99.9¢99.9¢2,853,479KXBTC15M-26SEP202230-30
7:15 PM▲ Up$80,985.46$81,317.50+$332.0451.0¢44.0¢99.9¢99.9¢2,784,480KXBTC15M-26SEP202215-15
7:00 PM▼ Down$81,444.32$80,985.46−$458.8650.0¢0.1¢59.0¢0.1¢3,210,376KXBTC15M-26SEP202200-00
6:45 PM▼ Down$81,569.83$81,444.32−$125.5152.0¢0.1¢67.0¢0.1¢3,512,868KXBTC15M-26SEP202145-45
6:30 PM▼ Down$81,766.34$81,569.83−$196.5149.0¢0.1¢96.4¢0.1¢4,583,567KXBTC15M-26SEP202130-30
6:15 PM▲ Up$81,609.63$81,766.34+$156.7144.0¢21.0¢99.9¢99.9¢3,049,846KXBTC15M-26SEP202115-15
6:00 PM▲ Up$81,577.98$81,609.63+$31.6559.0¢44.0¢99.9¢99.9¢3,276,854KXBTC15M-26SEP202100-00
5:45 PM▼ Down$81,731.13$81,577.98−$153.1550.0¢0.1¢63.0¢0.1¢3,495,650KXBTC15M-26SEP202045-45
5:30 PM▲ Up$81,649.14$81,731.13+$81.9951.0¢25.0¢99.9¢99.9¢3,727,768KXBTC15M-26SEP202030-30
5:15 PM▲ Up$81,158.49$81,649.14+$490.6553.0¢48.0¢99.9¢99.9¢3,394,055KXBTC15M-26SEP202015-15
5:00 PM▼ Down$81,245.52$81,158.49−$87.0352.0¢0.1¢71.0¢0.1¢3,282,913KXBTC15M-26SEP202000-00
4:45 PM▲ Up$81,151.45$81,245.52+$94.0751.0¢36.0¢99.9¢99.9¢4,094,439KXBTC15M-26SEP201945-45
4:30 PM▼ Down$81,157.11$81,151.45−$5.6642.0¢0.1¢96.0¢0.1¢3,441,013KXBTC15M-26SEP201930-30
4:15 PM▼ Down$81,192.45$81,157.11−$35.3453.0¢0.1¢96.0¢0.1¢3,157,129KXBTC15M-26SEP201915-15
4:00 PM▲ Up$81,124.55$81,192.45+$67.9050.0¢36.0¢99.9¢99.9¢2,516,549KXBTC15M-26SEP201900-00
3:45 PM▼ Down$81,131.25$81,124.55−$6.7053.0¢0.1¢96.0¢0.1¢3,088,747KXBTC15M-26SEP201845-45
3:30 PM▼ Down$81,254.98$81,131.25−$123.7350.0¢0.1¢56.0¢0.1¢2,531,817KXBTC15M-26SEP201830-30
3:15 PM▲ Up$80,906.02$81,254.98+$348.9654.0¢18.0¢99.9¢99.9¢2,657,241KXBTC15M-26SEP201815-15
3:00 PM▲ Up$80,787.61$80,906.02+$118.4147.0¢43.0¢99.9¢99.9¢2,368,742KXBTC15M-26SEP201800-00
2:45 PM▼ Down$80,850.66$80,787.61−$63.0551.0¢0.1¢80.0¢0.1¢2,089,856KXBTC15M-26SEP201745-45
2:30 PM▲ Up$80,736.03$80,850.66+$114.6355.0¢53.0¢99.9¢99.9¢2,366,874KXBTC15M-26SEP201730-30
2:15 PM▼ Down$81,079.08$80,736.03−$343.0551.0¢0.1¢53.0¢0.1¢3,320,403KXBTC15M-26SEP201715-15
2:00 PM▼ Down$81,122.74$81,079.08−$43.6651.0¢0.1¢84.0¢0.1¢2,797,591KXBTC15M-26SEP201700-00
1:45 PM▼ Down$81,196.35$81,122.74−$73.6141.0¢0.1¢41.0¢0.1¢2,452,478KXBTC15M-26SEP201645-45
1:30 PM▲ Up$81,134.79$81,196.35+$61.5652.0¢9.6¢99.9¢99.9¢2,893,876KXBTC15M-26SEP201630-30
1:15 PM▼ Down$81,155.39$81,134.79−$20.6057.0¢0.1¢84.0¢0.1¢2,506,858KXBTC15M-26SEP201615-15
1:00 PM▼ Down$81,209.88$81,155.39−$54.4952.0¢0.1¢93.0¢0.1¢3,088,499KXBTC15M-26SEP201600-00
12:45 PM▲ Up$81,094.00$81,209.88+$115.8850.0¢50.0¢99.9¢99.9¢2,271,948KXBTC15M-26SEP201545-45
12:30 PM▲ Up$81,079.48$81,094.00+$14.5244.0¢17.0¢99.9¢99.9¢2,076,916KXBTC15M-26SEP201530-30
12:15 PM▲ Up$81,024.78$81,079.48+$54.7051.0¢50.0¢99.9¢99.9¢2,117,709KXBTC15M-26SEP201515-15
12:00 PM▼ Down$81,194.61$81,024.78−$169.8351.0¢0.1¢58.0¢0.1¢2,038,693KXBTC15M-26SEP201500-00
11:45 AM▼ Down$81,244.64$81,194.61−$50.0351.0¢0.1¢69.0¢0.1¢2,164,772KXBTC15M-26SEP201445-45
11:30 AM▲ Up$81,083.12$81,244.64+$161.5251.0¢50.0¢99.9¢99.9¢2,307,501KXBTC15M-26SEP201430-30
11:15 AM▼ Down$81,118.79$81,083.12−$35.6754.0¢0.1¢75.0¢0.1¢2,316,321KXBTC15M-26SEP201415-15
11:00 AM▼ Down$81,352.42$81,118.79−$233.6358.0¢0.1¢63.0¢0.1¢2,655,581KXBTC15M-26SEP201400-00
10:45 AM▲ Up$81,157.11$81,352.42+$195.3151.0¢47.0¢99.9¢99.9¢2,402,025KXBTC15M-26SEP201345-45
10:30 AM▼ Down$81,180.59$81,157.11−$23.4861.0¢0.1¢93.3¢0.1¢2,570,333KXBTC15M-26SEP201330-30
10:15 AM▼ Down$81,287.03$81,180.59−$106.4456.0¢0.1¢90.0¢0.1¢2,948,814KXBTC15M-26SEP201315-15
10:00 AM▼ Down$81,389.71$81,287.03−$102.6842.0¢0.1¢55.0¢0.1¢2,666,501KXBTC15M-26SEP201300-00
9:45 AM▲ Up$81,207.23$81,389.71+$182.4842.0¢22.0¢99.9¢99.9¢3,252,985KXBTC15M-26SEP201245-45
9:30 AM▲ Up$81,147.20$81,207.23+$60.0347.0¢6.9¢99.9¢99.9¢3,363,571KXBTC15M-26SEP201230-30
9:15 AM▲ Up$80,898.46$81,147.20+$248.7443.0¢15.0¢99.9¢99.9¢2,638,133KXBTC15M-26SEP201215-15
9:00 AM▲ Up$80,813.17$80,898.46+$85.2950.0¢45.0¢99.9¢99.9¢1,970,932KXBTC15M-26SEP201200-00
8:45 AM▲ Up$80,654.31$80,813.17+$158.8644.0¢44.0¢99.9¢99.9¢2,240,206KXBTC15M-26SEP201145-45
8:30 AM▼ Down$80,741.20$80,654.31−$86.8948.0¢0.1¢83.0¢0.1¢2,189,239KXBTC15M-26SEP201130-30
8:15 AM▲ Up$80,642.00$80,741.20+$99.2050.0¢50.0¢99.9¢99.9¢1,935,723KXBTC15M-26SEP201115-15
8:00 AM▲ Up$80,607.39$80,642.00+$34.6147.0¢35.0¢99.9¢99.9¢1,839,902KXBTC15M-26SEP201100-00
7:45 AM▲ Up$80,499.10$80,607.39+$108.2952.0¢37.0¢99.9¢99.9¢1,652,912KXBTC15M-26SEP201045-45
7:30 AM▼ Down$80,562.57$80,499.10−$63.4748.0¢0.1¢48.0¢0.1¢1,982,541KXBTC15M-26SEP201030-30
7:15 AM▲ Up$80,529.41$80,562.57+$33.1650.0¢49.0¢99.9¢99.9¢1,834,227KXBTC15M-26SEP201015-15
7:00 AM▲ Up$80,507.12$80,529.41+$22.2958.0¢44.0¢99.9¢99.9¢1,610,222KXBTC15M-26SEP201000-00
6:45 AM▲ Up$80,487.24$80,507.12+$19.8848.0¢3.6¢99.9¢99.9¢1,816,873KXBTC15M-26SEP200945-45
6:30 AM▼ Down$80,536.99$80,487.24−$49.7550.0¢0.1¢55.0¢0.1¢1,802,960KXBTC15M-26SEP200930-30
6:15 AM▲ Up$80,446.91$80,536.99+$90.0851.0¢51.0¢99.9¢99.9¢1,372,300KXBTC15M-26SEP200915-15
6:00 AM▲ Up$80,334.90$80,446.91+$112.0151.0¢47.0¢99.9¢99.9¢1,424,720KXBTC15M-26SEP200900-00

All 73 windows are inside this table. Scroll it down for the rest of the day, and sideways on a narrow screen for the full row.

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Every number here comes from Kalshi's public API: the settled markets in series KXBTC15M and their one-minute candlesticks. The rows were fetched on September 21, 2026 at 17:17 UTC. Kalshi can revise a settlement for seven days after it posts, so a value on this page can still change until September 28, 2026. Every row carries its Kalshi ticker so you can check it against the exchange yourself.

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