US Gas Prices Tracker

Shared workspace on Qwidgets tracking prediction markets with data from Kalshi, Polymarket, and more. Live prices, candlestick charts, order books, and historical analytics for every event and market on this page.

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Kalshi's national gas week board settled this morning and next week's has not been listed, so the page now leans on the longer books—and that is where the money sits anyway. The high-of-year board carries $771,718 of open interest against $23,778 of daily flow; its busiest rung, above $4.60 at 68%, took $12,123, half the day.

The near-dated read is steady. Tomorrow's national board puts the coin flip at above $4.48 at 52%, and September's monthly board has above $4.50 at 42%—the average is a couple of cents under where the week board had it pinned.

Both settle at the start of October. Gas turns $10,670 on $79,439 of open interest, diesel $9,396 on $68,047. On diesel, above $6.70 at 63% took $2,464, the busiest rung on either board.

Left: September's above $4.50 at 42%, the monthly coin flip. Right: the year's above $4.60 at 68%, the most traded contract on the page at $12,123 on 111,185 contracts standing.

Tomorrow's national board turns $8,149 and its coin flip is above $4.48 at 52%. Beside it, the new diesel week board has taken $476 so far, with above $6.46 at 73%—a book still opening.

California is pinned above $6.14 at 99% on $8,124. Pennsylvania sits above $4.54 at 99% on $6,258, and its busiest rung is above $4.605 at 1%—$1,867 on a price nobody expects.

The high-of-year board puts above $4.80 at 50% and above $5.00 at 38%, on 96,836 contracts at that rung. The Election Day board has above $4.25 at 59% on $1,089 of flow and $142,642 standing. WTI's weekly range board rounds out the page, on $13,943.

Tomorrow's national and state boards settle at 14:00 UTC. September's gas board settles September 30, WTI's week on the 25th, the Election Day board November 3 and the year board January 1.

  • The next national week board. When it lists, it returns to the top of this page.
  • $4.60 on the year at 68%. The most traded rung here, and it needs the national average about twelve cents above tomorrow's coin flip before January.
  • Pennsylvania's 1% rung. $1,867 on above $4.605, the same cheap-rung shape this catalog keeps finding.