Reading this market
Nothing here stands out. The book, the holders and the recorded history are all unremarkable, which is itself a reading: this market is priced the way an ordinary market is priced, and anything you think you know about it is not yet visible in what other people are doing.
Price history is on the paid plans. Both venues publish where a market traded, and we fetch it — so the line itself is not something only we have. What is ours is the book behind it: the depth at each level, the spread as it stood, what could actually have been filled. No venue publishes that and none of it can be fetched afterwards, so it exists only for the markets we were recording at the time.
How this contract resolves: the criteria as the venue published them, who settles it, and what in the wording would change what a position is worth.
Both venues publish resolution rules and neither shows you what is ambiguous in them. Recorded for every open market on Polymarket and Kalshi.
What each plan includes →Price history is on the paid plans. This is the shortest window, so you can see what it is: Trader reads back 30 days and Desk 90.
Neither venue publishes historic prices, so this exists only because it was recorded while it happened. It cannot be bought or backfilled later.
What each plan includes →