Kalshi KXAAAGASDVT — Vermont gas price Data

A series-day bundle contains every Vermont gas price contract that was listed on Kalshi on that UTC day — traded or not — 34 contract files on the latest covered day. Each file carries the full raw feed: every trade print with price, size and side, plus Level-2 order-book updates, in the same zstd-compressed schema as our crypto venues. Event contracts quote 0..1; turnover is USD-normalized.

Coverage runs October 2026 – present — 14 trading days, 22.7 MB compressed in total. A day typically holds 30 contract files (up to 34 on the busiest day, 3.80 MB). Pick individual days in the shop calendar for €1 each; delivery is an instant per-file download or one archive for the whole day.

The 10 most traded Vermont gas price contracts on 2026-10-19 — 5 closed Yes (≥ 0.97), 2 closed No (≤ 0.03), 3 still open at the last print: 108 trades, $3.9K USD turnover. The busiest contract was KXAAAGASDVT-26OCT19-4.3550 with $990 turnover.

Prices quote 0..1 (probability of Yes). Open/high/low/close/VWAP are that UTC day’s trade prints per contract; the implied outcome reads the last print — ≥ 0.97 as Yes, ≤ 0.03 as No, anything between as still open — venues publish the official result. Buy share = taker-buy side of turnover; spread = the contract's turnover-weighted quoted bid-ask spread in cents, top-1 depth = mean best-bid/ask notional per side, L2 updates = order-book level updates recorded for the contract that day. “Settles” is the venue-listed close time of the contract where the venue publishes one (UTC).

On Kalshi, a Vermont gas price contract trades for about 16 h from open to close, is listed roughly 1.9 h before it opens, and quotes in 1 ¢ price steps (0..1). Measured on the 10 contracts captured on 2026-10-19.

KXAAAGASDVT-26OCT14-4.4100 traded in 8 of the day’s minutes (17:26–23:12 UTC): 20 trades, $2.5K turnover, opening at 0.780, ranging 0.570–0.780 and closing at 0.760.

Split by release or event day, never at random — every rung of one ladder settles on the same print, so the whole ladder is one example; walk forward over releases. The ladder guide works distribution labels, cross-strike features and the link to the crypto strike grids through.

Purchased data is for your own use — backtesting, research, analytics and training your own models, in-house or in your own products; the trained models and derived data you build from it are yours. The raw files and tick streams themselves may not be redistributed, resold or published. The full terms are on the data license page.

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