Settles YES when
Resolves YES if the 60-second simple average of CF Benchmarks' SOLUSDRTI ending before the later 15-minute window's cutoff is at least the 60-second simple average ending before the earlier window's cutoff, on the settlement date.
4 resolution traps in the KXSOL15M rules
The wording that changes how or when the contract settles β which data source and which print, the exact metric, rounding, date boundaries, void conditions.
15-Minute SOLResolves YES if the 60-second simple average of CF Benchmarks' SOLUSDRTI ending before the later 15-minute window's cutoff is at least the 60-second simple average ending before the earlier window's cutoff, on the settlement date.4 traps
- CF Benchmarks SOLUSDRTI is the sole source β Only CF Benchmarks' SOLUSDRTI prints are used β no other SOL/USD index, spot price, or exchange feed is a valid substitute, so traders must track that specific index.
- Strict 'at least' means tie resolves YES β The comparison is β₯, so if both 60-second averages are exactly equal, the contract resolves YES, not NO β a tie does not favour the short side.
- Each price is a 60-second simple average, not a spot print β Resolution uses the mean of sixty individual one-second SOLUSDRTI values before each cutoff, so a single-second spike or dip near the boundary does not alone determine the outcome.
- Two distinct windows define the comparison, not one settlement price β This is a 15-minute cadence series comparing the average before the later cutoff against the average before the earlier cutoff (15 minutes prior), so traders must monitor both windows rather than a single settlement moment.
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How Kalshi settles 15-Minute SOL β frequently asked
How does Kalshi settle 15-Minute SOL markets?
Resolves YES if the 60-second simple average of CF Benchmarks' SOLUSDRTI ending before the later 15-minute window's cutoff is at least the 60-second simple average ending before the earlier window's cutoff, on the settlement date. That criterion is the whole contract β the headline question is a summary of it, not the rule itself.
What can go wrong when a 15-Minute SOL contract resolves?
We flag 4 traps in these rules. The first: CF Benchmarks SOLUSDRTI is the sole source β Only CF Benchmarks' SOLUSDRTI prints are used β no other SOL/USD index, spot price, or exchange feed is a valid substitute, so traders must track that specific index.
What does the KXSOL15M ticker mean?
KXSOL15M is Kalshi's series ticker for 15-Minute SOL. Individual contracts append the event and the strike β so one series carries many contracts, all settling under the same rule. This page covers the rule; the board above lists the contracts open right now.
Do you have a record trading 15-Minute SOL?
Not yet. We track KXSOL15M settlement rules, but no position on this series has been graded, so there is no record to show. We would rather say that than show a zeroed scorecard.
This is our reading of Kalshiβs published resolution rules, not a substitute for them β read the contract before taking a position. Prediction markets carry risk; contracts can settle at $0. Informational only, not financial advice.