Prediction market aggregators are emerging as key players, driven by information overload and the need for streamlined trading across platforms.

Executive Summary

Prediction market aggregators are gaining traction as traders navigate a growing number of platforms and prediction themes. These aggregators aim to consolidate information and simplify the trading process, potentially evolving into comprehensive "super portals." The rise of aggregators addresses the challenge of information overload and the need for efficient comparison of odds across platforms like Polymarket, Kalshi, and Limitless.

The Event in Detail

The prediction market landscape is becoming increasingly fragmented, with numerous platforms hosting diverse prediction themes. This fragmentation presents challenges for traders who need to track and compare odds across multiple platforms. Aggregators like monitorthesituation.lol, Verso Trading, and Aerospace are emerging to address this challenge by consolidating information and streamlining trading processes. Daily trading volume in prediction markets has reached $270 million, with Kalshi accounting for 80% of this volume.

Market Implications

The emergence of prediction market aggregators could reshape the ecosystem, potentially leading to the development of "super portals" offering their own markets and advanced financial tools. Kalshi's integration of Solana (SOL) marks a significant step, bridging traditional finance and decentralized ecosystems by enabling on-chain settlement of bets using SOL. This integration has expanded Solana's utility beyond decentralized exchanges and meme coins into event-driven financial products, evidenced by the $4.6 billion daily DEX volume observed in 2025. Kalshi reported monthly trading volumes of $13 million in early 2025, peaking at $26 million in October 2024.

Expert Commentary

"The strategic interest of crypto VCs in these platforms reflects a broader thesis: crypto VCs view prediction markets as a ‘stress test’ for decentralized finance’s ability to price uncertainty."

Broader Context

Institutional capital is increasingly flowing into prediction market platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket, driven by regulatory clarity, strategic partnerships, and the growing recognition of speculative efficiency in decentralized ecosystems. Kalshi's recent $185 million Series C funding round, led by Paradigm and Sequoia, underscores its position as a regulated, institutional-grade prediction market. Polymarket's reentry into the U.S. market, facilitated by its acquisition of QCX, signals maturation, with trading volume reaching $6 billion in the first half of 2025. Verso is a prediction market terminal that puts real-time Kalshi odds, depth, and alerts on a single institutional screen. In July, the cumulative trading volume on Polymarket surpassed $1 billion. Just over a month later, it stands at $1.75 billion, per The Block data. Growth has accelerated this year, driven by the US presidential election, despite Polymarket forbidding Americans from using the platform.