This event group tracks whether Solana (SOL) price moves up or down on March 30, 2026 at 5 PM ET. Polymarket uses a 1-hour candle comparison (open vs close) from Binance SOL/USDT, while Kalshi uses 60-second price averages from CF Benchmarks SOLUSD_RTI index at multiple price thresholds. The markets fundamentally measure different things: directional movement vs absolute price level confirmation.
Polymarket and Kalshi measure fundamentally different settlement values: Polymarket resolves on directional price movement (1H candle open vs close on Binance), while Kalshi resolves on absolute price levels (60-second average of CF Benchmarks index against 73 distinct thresholds). The data sources, measurement windows, and resolution mechanics are incompatible.
Hero Tip:
These are not the same market split across platforms. Polymarket's directional outcome is independent of price level; Kalshi's outcomes depend entirely on absolute price thresholds. Monitor Binance SOL/USDT 1H candle data for Polymarket and CF Benchmarks SOLUSD_RTI 60-second average for Kalshi separately. Arbitrage opportunities may exist if price levels and directional movement diverge from market expectations.
Critical Divergence Points:
Polymarket:
Binary directional resolution on Binance SOL/USDT 1H candle. Resolves "Up" if close price >= open price for the candle beginning at 5 PM ET on March 30, 2026. Pure directional bet independent of absolute price level. Key Quote: 'The close C and open O displayed at the top of the graph for the relevant 1H candle will be used once the data for that candle is finalized.'
Kalshi:
73 separate price-level confirmation markets using CF Benchmarks SOLUSD_RTI index. Each market resolves Yes if the 60-second average before 5 PM EDT exceeds a specific threshold (ranging from $42.9999 to $116.9999). Absolute price level bet, not directional. Key Quote: 'If the simple average of the sixty seconds of CF Benchmarks SOLUSD_RTI before 5 PM EDT is above [threshold] at 5 PM EDT on Mar 30, 2026, then the market resolves to Yes.'
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