What can you do with a prediction market terminal?
Feature lists all look alike, so here is how people actually use the terminal, step by step. This is what you get for $15 a month.
1. The morning scan in five minutes
- Open the terminal. The whale tape in the middle groups last night's large trades by market. Each row shows the money on Yes against No, the current Yes chance, the total and the trade count.
- A market with $80,000 on Yes and $5,000 on No from four different traders tells you more than any headline. Click the chevron to see each trade and who placed each one.
- The Markets rail on the left ranks what traded most in the last hour. The Traders rail on the right lists who was active, with win rate, return and profit on every row.
- Narrow the tape with the filters at the top: category, venue, trade size, odds and entry type. Save the filter set you use every morning.
2. Research a trader before you copy one
- Click any trader's name. A workstation opens with the whole observed record.
- The profit curve comes from settled markets only, so a trader who is up big on open positions doesn't get ranked on hope.
- Win rate sits beside the average price paid. A 40% win rate on 20 cent longshots is a winning record. A 70% win rate on 85 cent favorites is a losing one.
- Results by bet size show whether the trader wins on the big bets or only the small ones. Categories show where the edge lives: sports, politics, crypto or macro.
- The heatmap shows when in the week the trader trades, in Eastern time. The simulator replays copying them at $25, $100 or $250 a trade over 7, 30 or 90 days.
- Similar traders open in place, so you compare three candidates in a minute.
3. Build and backtest a bot in three steps
- Trigger. Pick one trader, several traders or a signal. A signal filters incoming trades by category, size, keyword, market, entry price and whether the trade opened, added to or flipped a position.
- Backtest. Pick a fixed amount per trade or a percentage of the source trade with a dollar cap. The builder replays the trigger at your size on settled markets. Signal bots split 90 days into a training window and a holdout window and flag a signal whose two halves disagree.
- Mode. Alerts only, Paper or Live. Paper records every entry at the trader's own price. Live places real orders through your account inside a per-trade limit, a per-day limit and an optional loss limit.
A live bot stops itself when your account runs out of money or a venue key disconnects, sends you one message, and resumes once the problem is fixed. On Kalshi, a live trader bot also sells your share when the trader sells.
4. Place a parlay across one venue's markets
- Open the search in the header. The market explorer lists every venue's markets on the left.
- Each row has a + leg button. The contract picker offers only legs the venue allows in a combo.
- The slip on the right builds the parlay. Parlays run on Kalshi, Polymarket and Polymarket US, one venue per parlay, because the venues do not share accounts.
5. Check your whole book across venues
- Portfolio lists positions, open orders and balances for every connected account.
- Open orders cancel or amend from the same screen on venues supporting amend.
- Copy history shows every trade a bot took and every trade a bot skipped, with the reason, such as a price move past your slippage or a daily limit reached.