This event group tracks whether Natural Gas (NG) futures will close higher or lower on April 6, 2026 compared to the prior trading day. Kalshi offers 80 separate binary markets, each tied to specific price thresholds at the 5 PM EDT settlement candle, while Polymarket offers a single comparative market measuring day-over-day directional movement.
Kalshi and Polymarket employ incompatible resolution mechanics. Kalshi uses absolute price thresholds; Polymarket uses relative day-over-day comparison. Both reference the same settlement candle (5 PM EDT, April 6, 2026) and the same primary data source (Pyth), but the resolution logic is structurally different.
Hero Tip:
These markets are not substitutes or hedges for each other. Kalshi allows you to bet on specific price levels; Polymarket allows you to bet on direction. Understand your thesis: are you forecasting an absolute price target, or just the direction of movement?
Critical Divergence Points:
Kalshi:
80 separate binary markets, each resolving YES if the 1-minute candle close at 5 PM EDT on April 6, 2026 exceeds a specific threshold (2.750 to 3.145 USD/MMBtu). All use identical settlement time and Pyth data source. No comparative logic; purely threshold-based.
Polymarket:
Single comparative market resolving UP if April 6 close > prior trading day close, DOWN if lower, 50-50 if equal or no trade. Uses Pyth 1-minute Close at 5:00:00 PM ET with CME fallback. Explicitly relative, not absolute.
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