3rd Amendment·closes in 28mo

What cases will the Supreme Court agree to hear before Jan 2029?

YES means any 3rd Amendment case

24h volume
0
8,585 lifetime
Open interest
4,541
−8 over 30d
Spread
288 × 426 at the touch
24h range
14 recent trades
Chance of YES
10%

A YES contract costs 11¢ and pays $1 if it happens.

NO
90%

costs 93¢

YES bid / ask
/ 11¢
NO bid / ask
89¢ / 93¢
Recent buying3% YES · 97% NO
What Galdor thinks

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Price history

YES price per candle with the bid/ask band, volume underneath. Times in UTC.

0¢5¢10¢15¢volAug 30Sep 21

Order book

Resting orders, both sides shown as YES prices. Bars are size.

Yes ask (no bid)SizeYes
  • ask1,45838¢
  • ask5137¢
  • ask336¢
  • ask730¢
  • ask2029¢
  • ask4815¢
  • ask20013¢
  • ask42611¢
spreadmid
  • bid288
  • bid30
  • bid7
  • bid84
  • bid4
  • bid101
  • bid200
  • bid20
Yes bid (no ask)SizeYes

How this market resolves

Verbatim from Kalshi. Read this before the price.

If the Supreme Court grants a writ of certiorari to any 3rd Amendment case before Jan 20, 2029, then the market resolves to Yes.

The case must meet the following requirements: (1) The petition for certiorari explicitly raises a claim or question under the Third Amendment to the United States Constitution as a question presented; OR (2) The lower court decision being appealed explicitly addressed a Third Amendment claim on the merits; OR (3) The Supreme Court's order granting certiorari explicitly identifies a Third Amendment issue as a question for review. For the avoidance of doubt: A case where the Third Amendment is mentioned only in passing, in dicta, or as part of a general constitutional analysis without being a distinct claim SHALL NOT satisfy the Payout Criterion A case where the Third Amendment is raised only in amicus briefs but not by the parties SHALL NOT satisfy the Payout Criterion. Examples that WOULD resolve to Yes: the Court grants cert in a case where a homeowner challenges military housing requirements under the Third Amendment; the Court grants cert in a case where the question presented is "Whether police officers qualify as 'soldiers' under the Third Amendment”; the Court grants cert where a lower court ruled on the scope of Third Amendment protections and that ruling is being appealed.

Settlement sources
opened
Jul 18, 2025 · 2:00 PM UTC
closes
Jan 20, 2029 · 3:00 PM UTC · may close early
settles by
Jan 20, 2029 · 3:00 PM UTC
ticker
KXSCOTUSCERT3RD-29JAN-3RD
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This event

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Recent trades

Over the last 14 trades, 3% of contracts were bought on the YES side.

WhenYESContractsSide
12d ago10¢4.29bought yes
12d ago4.29bought no
21d ago8bought yes
1mo ago0.06bought yes
1mo ago0.06bought no
1mo ago5bought no
1mo ago286bought no
1mo ago4.9bought no
1mo ago12¢2bought yes
2mo ago98bought no
2mo ago5bought no
2mo ago23bought no
2mo ago133bought no
2mo ago10¢2bought yes

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