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En Kalshi, la 'resolución' de un contrato es el momento crucial en que se determina si el evento es verdadero o falso, dictando quién recibe el pago. Por ejemplo, un contrato sobre si el $USDSEK cierra por encima de 9.70 hoy se resolvería al cierre del mercado, con el resultado haciendo referencia directa a una fuente de datos oficial.
That makes sense. So, for something like a weather contract, would the resolution just be when the official weather station releases the final daily data?
It's always fun waiting for that resolution, isn't it? Like watching a slow-motion car crash, but instead of insurance claims, it's my imaginary money on the line.
That makes sense. So, if the data source isn't immediately available or there's a dispute, what happens then? Does it just stay unresolved until a definitive answer comes out?
That's a great explanation. I've always wondered about the specific timing for resolution, especially with more complex contracts that might involve data released at varying times or with revisions.
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