Kalshi election data goes live on DoubleZero ahead of U.S. midterms
DoubleZero has launched a real-time data feed for Kalshi's election prediction markets, allowing traders to access live order-book data for U.S. midterm outcomes. This integration aims to provide professional traders and AI systems with low-latency information to hedge risks during the election cycle.
Why it matters
It demonstrates the growing intersection of decentralized finance infrastructure and political prediction markets in high-frequency trading.
The subscription feed includes trades, best bids and offers, and market depth aggregated by price, the DoubleZero Foundation said in a press release Wednesday. It is delivered through DoubleZero Edge, which uses the project’s fiber network to distribute market data.
The expansion could make political probabilities more useful as signals for trading, hedging and risk management. Full order-book data shows the liquidity behind headline probabilities and how aggressively traders reprice an outcome when news breaks.
DoubleZero is based in the Cayman Islands and operates a contributor-powered fiber network built on Solana designed to deliver data with low latency. Its infrastructure serves blockchains, prediction markets and other distributed systems where speed and reliable data transmission are critical. Kalshi is a federally regulated prediction-market exchange offering event contracts tied to political, economic and other outcomes.
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