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PALLADIUM
PERPETUALS · UP OR DOWN

Palladium

4.6x

Palladium Price Chart

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LiveData from Kalshi traders
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Trading hoursSun 6pm – Fri 5pm ET
Volume 24h$3.4M
Funding rate—
Annualized funding rate (7d)—
Max leverage4.6x

Palladium is a precious metal used almost entirely for one purpose: catalytic converters in gasoline vehicles.

Key factors in play: Palladium's price has declined as its main use case shrinks. Automakers have been shifting to EVs, which don't need catalytic converters, and substituting cheaper platinum where they can. That's pushed demand down over time, and some forecasters, including the WPIC and Heraeus, expect a market surplus. On the supply side, a large share of palladium comes from Russia and South Africa, so sanctions or mining disruptions in either country can affect the price.

What to watch: Tariff and sanctions news, auto sales data, and Federal Reserve meetings.

FAQs

Does the market end?
Nope! That's the beauty of perps. You can close your position whenever you want to.
What is leverage?
Leverage lets you take a larger position with less money out of your pocket. It increases the overall size of the position, but it also affects how sensitive you are to big price swings — and liquidation if the price swing moves against you.
What is liquidation?
Liquidation is designed to protect you. When you open a position using leverage, the money you put in is used as a deposit. If the asset price moves against you, that deposit shrinks. If it gets too low to the minimum required to keep the position open, Kalshi starts closing your position to protect you from losing more than you put in.
What is the funding rate?
Kalshi runs a funding cycle once a day, where the perps price is adjusted to be the same as the underlying index price. Depending on whether the perps price is adjusted up or down, users holding long positions and users holding short positions pay each other a fee. Any portion of the funding interval when the underlying market is closed does not contribute to the funding rate.Funding fees are strictly capped at 2% of your position per funding cycle. Kalshi makes no money from this.
How are Perpetuals different from predictions, stocks or options?
Perps are unique in 3 ways:1. Two-way trading: Trade on whether the price will go up or down. Stocks only make money if the price goes up.2. No expiration: Predictions and options have a strict end date. Perps never expire. You can hold your position for five minutes or five months, and cash out whenever you want.3. Trade with leverage: Control a bigger position with less upfront cash.
Are Kalshi's Perpetuals regulated?
Yes. Kalshi's Perpetuals are CFTC-approved true perpetual futures. Kalshi is the first company in US history to offer regulated perpetual futures to American traders.
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