Kalshi election data goes live on DoubleZero ahead of U.S. midterms
Kalshi's election-market data is now available on DoubleZero, expanding market access ahead of the U.S. midterms. The update gives institutional and automated traders full-depth visibility into political prediction-market order books.
Why It Matters
By providing full-depth order-book access to institutional and automated participants just before the midterms, the expansion could change how these traders assess and act on political event risk. Greater transparency in order-book data may affect liquidity and price discovery in prediction markets during a high-profile political period.
Key Facts
- Event: Kalshi election data went live on DoubleZero
- Who gains access: Institutional and automated traders
- Data provided: Full-depth political prediction-market order books
- Timing: Ahead of the U.S. midterms
Kalshi has made its election-related market data available on DoubleZero, marking an expansion of political market information on the platform. The rollout provides a deeper feed of Kalshi's order-book details for election markets.
The update specifically opens full-depth order-book visibility to institutional and automated trading users. That access allows these market participants to view the complete set of bids and offers in Kalshi's election prediction markets rather than only top-of-book data.
DoubleZero's addition of Kalshi election data arrives in the run-up to the U.S. midterm elections, a period when political prediction markets typically draw heightened attention. The timing gives traders access to more granular market information before election-related events unfold.
The expansion represents a step toward broader distribution of political market data to professional and automated trading audiences, supplying them with the detailed order-book insights needed to inform trading strategies in the weeks surrounding the midterms.
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