According to Kalshi's prediction market data, there's currently a 70% probability that Somaliland will be formally recognized before 2029. Some analysts argue this timeline could compress significantly—potentially within the next two years. The speculation hinges on geopolitical calculations and domestic political dynamics that could accelerate such recognition decisions. Prediction markets like Kalshi offer an interesting lens on how traders assess low-probability but high-impact geopolitical events, and this particular market reflects broader shifts in how alternative data sources inform political forecasting.
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0xDreamChaser
· 7h ago
A 70% probability sounds pretty high, but how many years have they been talking about Somaliland's independence...
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4am_degen
· 17h ago
70%? Feels like the prediction market is dreaming again. Can Somaliland really get this done so quickly?
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BearMarketBuyer
· 17h ago
70% probability? Uh, feels like gambling. Are these geopolitical predictions really reliable?
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LightningAllInHero
· 17h ago
Is a 70% probability a bit optimistic... There are too many variables in the Somaliland situation.
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DataBartender
· 17h ago
70% sounds a bit optimistic. How come Somaliland's matter can be resolved so quickly?
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OnchainGossiper
· 17h ago
70%? I think this odds are a bit fishy, feels like the market is hyping up the concept.
According to Kalshi's prediction market data, there's currently a 70% probability that Somaliland will be formally recognized before 2029. Some analysts argue this timeline could compress significantly—potentially within the next two years. The speculation hinges on geopolitical calculations and domestic political dynamics that could accelerate such recognition decisions. Prediction markets like Kalshi offer an interesting lens on how traders assess low-probability but high-impact geopolitical events, and this particular market reflects broader shifts in how alternative data sources inform political forecasting.