Kalshi's live order book is now available on DoubleZero Edge, a low-latency market-data transport layer operated by DoubleZero. The announcement marks the first time Kalshi has distributed its market data over multicast network infrastructure and the first prediction-market venue to do so, following Solana's April 2026 launch on the same platform.
Every actively traded sports event contract and crypto perpetual futures market on Kalshi is now accessible to Edge subscribers over a single low-latency connection with full order-book depth. The infrastructure is designed for quantitative desks, prop traders, market makers and other institutional participants who require institutional-grade data transport for execution.
DoubleZero Edge uses dedicated fiber and multicast technology to reduce latency compared to traditional market-data feeds. Multicast allows a single data stream to reach multiple subscribers simultaneously without duplication of bandwidth on the sender's side, a standard in equities and derivatives markets but uncommon in crypto and prediction markets until now. Solana became the first crypto venue on Edge in April; Kalshi follows four months later.
Kalshi operates under a Commodity Futures Trading Commission license and is registered as a derivatives exchange. The platform has grown into one of the largest prediction markets by trading volume, with contracts on economic indicators, policy outcomes, sports events and crypto prices. The integration onto Edge comes as professional capital increases its allocation to prediction markets.
Access to standardized, low-latency market data has historically been a barrier to entry for sophisticated traders in emerging asset classes. Kalshi's market-data upgrade addresses that gap for prediction-market participants.
Solana's launch on Edge in April established the model for crypto venues on the platform. Kalshi's August launch means institutional-grade infrastructure deployment in prediction markets is accelerating. The second prediction-market venue on Edge represents a 100 percent increase in prediction-market coverage on the platform in four months.
The specific contracts and trading volume that will flow through Edge remain unknown. If Kalshi's most active traders migrate to the low-latency feed over the coming quarter, order-flow fragmentation across traditional and Edge connections could reshape pricing dynamics and execution quality on the platform.
