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Kalshi variant 017 led the family with -46.08% ROI. The weakest completed varian

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This strategy trades the KXBTC15M market on Kalshi every 45 seconds. It buys 5 no contracts when ETH rises sharply but BTC is flat or down, with the contract price between 25 and 85 cents; it buys 5 yes contracts when ETH drops sharply but BTC is flat or up, with the price between 15 and 75 cents. It exits all positions if unrealized profit reaches 5 cents per contract, loss hits 8 cents, or only 2 minutes remain until expiry.

Kalshi·May 24 to Jun 11 UTC·Created 3mo ago
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Net P&L
-$9
Return -188.4% on risk capital
Sharpe
-0.65
Return Sharpe
Win rate
3.0%
66 trades
Max drawdown
-$9
Peak to trough

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Methodology
Backtests replay supported historical market data, usually a 30-day Studio window, and evaluate strategy rules on the available cadence. Signals can fill no earlier than the next tradable step. Taker fills use top-of-book prices or available L2 depth, with Kalshi-style fees where modeled. Queue position, latency, and future liquidity are not fully modeled. Simulated P&L is net of modeled fees over the window.
Starting capital
Kalshi backtests use the strategy's configured max position as the risk-capital denominator. Return is computed from that configured capital, while total P&L is still shown in dollars.
Past performance
Backtested results are hypothetical. They are derived from historical data and do not reflect live execution risks like slippage beyond the orderbook, partial fills, API latency, or venue outages. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Not financial advice
Nothing on this page is investment, legal, or tax advice. Prediction markets carry real risk of loss. Only trade with money you can afford to lose, and do your own research before deploying any strategy live.