Kalshi Alerts
Watch the Kalshi contract and the public facts it settles on. Stop hitting refresh.
Kalshi alerts watch the question and the news, so you are not refreshing the contract page.
Kalshi settles against public facts on a clock. A CPI print. A storm track. A confirmation vote. A final score. The contract page is a waiting room. The thing that ends the wait lives on an agency site, a league site, or a wire. Hitting refresh on Kalshi does not make that thing appear sooner. It only burns the hour.
AyeWatch watches the contract URL and the topics you name around it. It is not a Kalshi trading bot. It does not make odds. It does not enter a contract for you.
Watch the settlement, not the lobby
Paste the specific contract. Homepages reshuffle featured markets. Yours does not. Write the question in Kalshi's own settlement language. Then name the evidence: the BLS release, the NWS product, the committee statement, the box score. Skip commentary that only restates the last trade.
The prediction market template takes a market link and the question. It works on Kalshi the same way it works on Polymarket. AyeWatch for Kalshi is the audience page if you arrived from a contract you already hold.
Two watches beat one
One topic on the Kalshi page catches rule edits, early close notices, and settlement text. One topic on the source page catches the print itself. "Ping me when this BLS table updates" is a different job from "ping me when this Kalshi contract changes." Run both when minutes around a release actually matter.
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You will not get a tick-by-tick odds feed. Ask for news and page changes that could move the outcome, not every wiggle. You will not get a recommendation to buy. The ping names a source. You decide whether it changes the case.
Crypto-linked event contracts still move on rulemaking. Keep crypto regulation news alerts next to the Kalshi watch when the question is an ETF, a listing ban, or an enforcement headline. AyeWatch for prediction markets and the prediction market monitoring post cover the same habit across venues. Investor monitoring is the filings version.
Pick the page you already F5
If the first alert is the release you were waiting on, keep it. If it is a recap of the price, the rule was too loose. Narrow it to official sources and try the next print.