ESTIMATEDDate confidence: ESTIMATEDA target, not a fixed dateHow firmly the source words the date: confirmed, scheduled, estimated, delayed or unverified.Show all ESTIMATED pins83% CONFIDENCEOverall confidence: 83%How well the pin's source and references back up its dates.Weighted average of how firmly 3 references, the source included, support the pin's start and end times; a reference counts half as much for every 180 days older than the newestShow all pins at 75% confidence or better
Estimated: a "by when" market with no scheduled event behind it. The largest step between consecutive strikes (taking the highest quote seen so far where a later strike is quoted lower) is Mar 1, 2027 (11%) to Apr 1, 2027 (22%), so the window opens on Mar 1, 2027. Quotes are bid/ask midpoints read on 27 October 2026; some strikes are quoted out of order, so the ladder is not strictly rising. Estimated contract-count-times-last-price volume across active strikes is about US$7,201 (34,370 contracts); this is not reported cash turnover.[1]
On 27 October 2026 Kalshi put an official Databricks IPO confirmation at 2% before Nov 1, 2026, rising to 68% before Jan 1, 2028. The largest step in the ladder runs from Mar 1, 2027 to Apr 1, 2027 (11% to 22%), so that window is the market's most likely stretch; it is a bet on timing, not a listing date.
Kalshi asks "When will Databricks officially announce an IPO?" as series KXDATABRICKS. Kalshi resolves Yes if Databricks confirms an IPO before the strike date: the SEC declares its Form S-1 effective, the IPO is priced, or a securities exchange assigns it a ticker, even if shares start trading later.[1]
Bid/ask midpoints on 27 October 2026: Before Nov 1, 2026 at 2%; Before Mar 1, 2027 at 11%; Before Apr 1, 2027 at 22%; Before Sep 1, 2027 at 46%; Before Jan 1, 2028 at 68%.[2]
A "by when" market with no scheduled event behind it. The largest step between consecutive strikes (taking the highest quote seen so far where a later strike is quoted lower) is Mar 1, 2027 (11%) to Apr 1, 2027 (22%), so the window opens on Mar 1, 2027. Quotes are bid/ask midpoints read on 27 October 2026; some strikes are quoted out of order, so the ladder is not strictly rising. Estimated contract-count-times-last-price volume across active strikes is about US$7,201 (34,370 contracts); this is not reported cash turnover.[1]
Databricks, founded in 2013 and based in San Francisco, sells cloud data-analytics software that runs on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud (Wikipedia).[3]
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kalshi.com· Posted Oct 27, 2026· Starts Mar 1, 2027 ✓· 33% of score
Estimated: a "by when" market with no scheduled event behind it. The largest step between consecutive strikes (taking the highest quote seen so far where a later strike is quoted lower) is Mar 1, 2027 (11%) to Apr 1, 2027 (22%), so the window opens on Mar 1, 2027. Quotes are bid/ask midpoints read on 27 October 2026; some strikes are quoted out of order, so the ladder is not strictly rising. Estimated contract-count-times-last-price volume across active strikes is about US$7,201 (34,370 contracts); this is not reported cash turnover.
en.wikipedia.org· Added Oct 27, 2026· 33% of score
Background on the company only; it says nothing about IPO timing.[1]
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