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As of 2026-04-24 00:36, Kalshi (KALSHI) is priced at $0, with a total market cap of --, a P/E ratio of 0,00, and a dividend yield of %0,00. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $0 and $0. The current price is %0,00 above the day's low and %0,00 below the day's high, with a trading volume of --. Over the past 52 weeks, KALSHI has traded between $0 to $0, and the current price is %0,00 away from the 52-week high.

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2026-04-23 14:53

Kalshi Penalizes Three US Congressional Candidates for Wagering on Own Campaigns

Gate News message, April 23 — Prediction markets platform Kalshi has fined and suspended three congressional candidates for wagering on the outcomes of their own campaigns, stepping up enforcement of insider trading controls. Mark Moran, running for a Senate seat in Virginia, received a $6,229 penalty, was ordered to return profits from trades in two markets related to his campaign, and was banned from Kalshi for five years. Matt Klein, a Democratic senator running for a House seat in Minnesota, was fined $540 and suspended for five years. Ezekiel Enriquez, who ran for a House seat in a Texas Republican primary, received a $784 fine and was barred from the platform for five years. According to Kalshi's regulatory documents, Klein and Enriquez each purchased less than $100 in contracts related to their races. In response, Moran stated on X that he traded on Kalshi because he "wanted to get caught," citing concerns about potential manipulation on rival prediction markets. Klein said he wagered out of curiosity but complied with the platform's penalty after being informed his action violated rules. Bobby DeNault, Kalshi's enforcement and legal counsel, stated: "Regardless of the size of a trade, political candidates who can influence a market based on whether they stay in or out of a race violate our rules. No matter how small the size of the trade, any trade that is found to have violated our exchange rules will be punished." Kalshi and rival Polymarket have strengthened insider trading safeguards following pressure from U.S. lawmakers to impose tighter restrictions on prediction markets.

2026-04-23 06:36

Kalshi Launches Commodities Hub With Pyth as Data Provider for Oil, Gold, and Lithium Markets

Gate News message, April 23 — Prediction market platform Kalshi has partnered with crypto oracle protocol Pyth as a data provider for its newly launched Commodities Hub, an interface enabling users to trade binary options on commodities including Brent crude oil, gold, lithium, and soybeans. Pyth will serve as the resolution source for these markets. The Commodities Hub went live on Wednesday with dozens of active markets structured around specific price targets. Users can place bets on whether commodity prices will trade above or below predetermined levels. Kalshi Head of Crypto John Wang stated: "As the exchange deepens our offerings in liquid commodities, it's important that Kalshi's markets are backed by fast, institutional-grade data. Pyth's price feeds are both granular and easy to consume, complementing Kalshi's mission to make these markets accessible to a broader set of retail and institutional participants." Pyth aggregates price feeds from over 125 institutions, including exchanges and market makers, enabling 24/7 price discovery across asset classes. Pyth R&D firm Douro Labs CEO Mike Cahill noted: "Commodities markets are increasingly shaped by around-the-clock geopolitical developments, and market participants need price discovery that doesn't stop when traditional exchanges close." Kalshi's most liquid oil market, with approximately $4 million in trading volume, will use ICE data for outcome verification. The move reflects growing interest in prediction markets as platforms extend commodity trading beyond traditional weekday operating schedules. Earlier this month, Polymarket announced a similar integration with Pyth for commodities markets, while also using Chainlink as an oracle. Both platforms are competing intensely for market share and data partnerships. Kalshi was valued at $22 billion as of March, while Polymarket is raising capital at a $15 billion valuation. Regulatory challenges persist: the CFTC asserts prediction markets fall under its jurisdiction, yet state-level regulators have challenged these operations citing gambling laws. U.S. senators Adam Schiff and John Curtis introduced the "Prediction Markets Are Gambling Act" targeting sports betting, and some countries, including Argentina, are moving to block access. The PYTH token gained over 6% to $0.048 on the news, while bitcoin rose over 4% to $79,000.

2026-04-23 00:08

Kalshi Partners with Pyth to Launch Commodities Hub for Gold, Oil, and Lithium Markets

Gate News message, April 23 — Prediction market platform Kalshi has selected Pyth, a crypto oracle protocol, as the data provider for its newly launched Commodities Hub, which offers event-based contracts on major commodities including oil, gold, and lithium. Pyth serves as the data source for these markets, with dozens of active markets already live covering price movements in Brent crude oil, lithium, soybeans, and other commodities. Users can place binary options bets on whether prices will rise or fall across these assets. Kalshi noted that commodity markets are increasingly driven by round-the-clock geopolitical events, and market participants need price discovery mechanisms even when traditional exchanges are closed.

2026-04-22 14:16

Pyth Integrated as Settlement Data Source for Kalshi Commodity Markets

Gate News message, April 22 — Kalshi, a CFTC-regulated prediction market platform, has integrated Pyth as the settlement data source for its newly launched commodity center. The integration covers gold, silver, Brent crude oil, natural gas, copper, corn, soybeans, and wheat markets. Pyth Pro will provide Kalshi market makers with direct market data access. The collaboration aims to support continuous trading and reliable settlement of commodity-related event contracts. Pyth Pro is also planning to expand coverage to additional asset classes including indices, equities, and foreign exchange.

2026-04-22 04:59

ProCap Financial and Kalshi Launch Predictive Market Research Product

Gate News message, April 22 — ProCap Financial, backed by crypto entrepreneur Anthony Pompliano, has partnered with prediction market operator Kalshi to launch a professional research product tailored to predictive markets. ProCap will access Kalshi's data through a direct pipeline and employ AI agents to analyze prediction markets, generating investment insights, equity market data points, and integrating stock data into prediction markets. The product will be delivered via ProCap's financial research service, launched earlier this month, covering equities, thematic trends, and macroeconomic analysis. Kalshi's co-CEO stated that prediction markets transform real-world uncertainty into actionable signals. ProCap noted this marks Kalshi's first data partnership with a financial research provider serving paid subscription users.

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FunGibleTom

FunGibleTom

1 hours ago
It’s interesting to see how the forecasts about Bitcoin made by analysts at the beginning of 2024 turned out. I remember there was so much optimism—people said that BTC could easily surge to $150,000, or even higher. ARK Invest predicted at least $124,000 by the end of the year, and Tom Lee from Fundstrat even promised $250,000 for 2025. Even PlanB, with his Stock-to-Flow model, was predicting $500,000–$1 million. But here we are in April 2026, and Bitcoin is trading around $78K. Yes, the price has fallen from the peaks seen in early 2024, when BTC first broke through the $100,000 mark, reaching $103,800 in December(. This was truly a historic moment. So what fueled that optimism back then? First, the SEC’s approval of Bitcoin ETFs in early 2024—which attracted huge inflows of institutional capital. BlackRock and Fidelity led the way; their ETFs amassed tens of billions. Second, the halving in April 2024, when the block reward dropped from 6.25 to 3.125 BTC—historically, this has always given momentum to the price. Technical analysts like Jelle and Aksel Kibar saw breakouts through levels of $130K–$140K and cited Fibonacci extensions. Even decentralized prediction markets )Kalshi and Polymarket( showed consensus around )by the end of 2024. Katie Wood from ARK argued her forecast was supported by Bitcoin’s growing integration into major players’ portfolios and the possibility of including BTC in the United States’ strategic reserves. In 2024, there really were factors that seemed like strong catalysts. The new administration’s pro-crypto stance, plans to create a national Bitcoin reserve, the shift of regulation to the CFTC—all of it sounded very positive. Ki Young Ju from CryptoQuant noted at the time that the growth in realized BTC market capitalization pushed the target price from $128K to $129K in just a month. But the market turned out to be more complicated. Volatility, macroeconomic factors, unexpected regulatory twists, black swans—everything played a role. The current price shows that even the most confident forecasts may not pan out the way they were planned. Nevertheless, it’s interesting that even after corrections from the peaks, Bitcoin still holds above the levels seen a few years ago. History suggests that the long-term trend for BTC remains upward despite short-term fluctuations. The question is whether the 2024 scenario will repeat itself with a fresh surge, or whether the market needs more time to consolidate.
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MetaverseHobo

MetaverseHobo

2 hours ago
I noticed an interesting trend in the prediction market — Kalshi's shares before the IPO increased by 21.7% in a month, surpassing even BTC and ETH. Overall, this shows how quickly the pre-trading segment is developing. I remember, back in August 2025, Nick Tomaino from 1confirmation talked about a 100-fold increase in prediction market volumes. At that time, it sounded like science fiction — Polymarket and Kalshi were far from a valuation of $10 billion, and trading volume barely reached $2 billion per month. But look at what happened over six months. In October, Polymarket received $2 billion in investment from ICE Group, and its valuation rose to $9 billion. Simultaneously, Kalshi conducted two funding rounds — the latest one for $1 billion with participation from Paradigm, Sequoia, a16z, ARK Invest, and other heavyweights. Kalshi's valuation increased to $11 billion. But the most interesting part is the trading dynamics. In September 2025, the total volume of the two platforms was $1.44 billion. By November, they were already approaching $10 billion per month. And by December? Kalshi alone processed $6.38 billion in a month — a record. Throughout 2025, the platform handled a nominal volume of $23.8 billion, which is 12 times more than the previous year. What happened in 2026? Even more alarming figures. On January 12, the total prediction market reached $702 million in a day, with Kalshi accounting for $465 million — two-thirds of the total volume. By the end of January, Kalshi's monthly volume was approaching $9 billion, with an average daily turnover of about $293 million. This means that over six months, the volume on a single Kalshi platform exceeded the entire prediction market volume of that time. A 100-fold growth no longer seems unrealistic — $200 billion is just a quarter of the projected $500+ billion for the market in 2025. Regarding the valuation of Kalshi's shares before the IPO — there's an interesting spread. Traditional platforms like Nasdaq Private Market value the stock at around $307. Crypto platforms are more optimistic: PreStocks estimates it at up to $407, and Jarsy even up to $450. The difference is significant, reflecting different views on the platform's potential. Personally, I see several signals in this. First, Kalshi is an American platform with full licensing, giving it an advantage over competitors. Second, the growth trajectory is simply exponential — since September 2024, the chart has hardly dipped. Third, mainstream finance and crypto investors evaluate the prospects differently, which usually indicates undervaluation on one side. Looking at the data from January 2026, Kalshi's shares show that the prediction market is truly entering a new phase. Volumes are growing month after month, the user base is expanding, and functionality is improving — recently, they launched a Combo feature that pushed new records. An average daily turnover of $293 million is a serious figure. For comparison, it's more than the daily volume of many crypto assets. And this is while the prediction market is still in its early stages of development. I'm personally paying closer attention to this. If Kalshi's IPO happens in the coming months, a price range of $300 to $450 per share seems fair, but considering the current dynamics, the upper limit could be conservative. On Gate, you can track related assets and market sentiment — usually, interesting trading opportunities appear there before such events.
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