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ON AIR The prediction market as a time machine

Your stream is lying to you.

About 40 seconds of lying. Kalshi's traders react to a big play in about 7 seconds. Our alert lands about 30 seconds after the play. Streams show it 48 to 62 seconds after. That's a 15 to 40 second head start on streaming. (An antenna, at 19 seconds, still beats us.)

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01 — The play

A touchdown happens. Real time: 0.0 s

Thousands of people at the stadium and on fast feeds see it at once. Their trades move the price before your stream shows the play.

02 — The market

Kalshi's price jumps 2.6 s later.

That's the median across 417 touchdowns, field goals, turnovers and big plays we lined up against ESPN's play clock. The price is the first public signal that something just happened.

03 — Your stream

Your stream shows it 48 s after it happened.

An antenna runs about 19 s behind and cable about 38 s. Streaming apps run 48–62 s behind (Super Bowl LX, measured by Stats Perform). You're watching the past.

04 — The gap

45.4 seconds where the market knows and you don't.

Kalshi Knows lives in that gap. We spot the jump, work out which play would move the price that much, and push it to your phone.

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When the price jumps, something just happened on the field. We work out what, then tell you before your stream does.

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RECEIPTS EVERY ALERT TODAY

Every call, timestamped, graded against ESPN. Misses included. No tout does this.

Today: 0 alerts

TimeGameThe callSureGradeHead start

No alerts yet today. The first one lands here the moment it fires, and gets its grade about 90 seconds later.

Graded about 90 s after each alert against ESPN's play-by-play. RIGHT = we named the play and it happened. WRONG = a real play, but a different one. NO MATCHING PLAY = ESPN shows no score, turnover or 20+ yard gain near the jump. Head start is against the stream you picked above (published Super Bowl LX delays).