Kalshi Adds Low-Volume Labels and Live Trade Feeds for Election Markets
Brier scores will compare market probabilities with actual outcomes. Markets below $10,000 will receive low-volume labels.

Kalshi is adding labels, market-accuracy scores and live trade feeds to its election markets, giving users more information about market activity and how probabilities compare with eventual outcomes.
Markets below $10,000 will receive low-volume labels. Brier scores will compare market probabilities with actual outcomes, while the live feeds will show individual trades as they occur.
Kalshi cited greater participation in markets covering local races than in those covering national races as the reason for the new features. The company’s election markets have grown six times faster than its football markets this year compared with the year before.
Kalshi’s internal figures show five people viewing midterm markets for every one person trading. The company released its Midterms Hub in July, where users can view market odds tied to U.S. Senate and House races.
Kalshi co-founder and CEO Tarek Mansour called the midterms the “first meaningful prediction market election.”