CryptoStruct partners with OG.com to open algorithmic trading on event contracts
CryptoStruct said its algorithmic trading clients can now deploy strategies on OG.com Markets' CFTC-regulated event contracts. The partnership connects CryptoStruct's infrastructure to OG.com's markets. OG.com is a platform originally established by Crypto.com that later became independent. The move targets algorithmic traders seeking access to prediction markets. Robinhood holds equity in both Crypto.com and OG.com.
Algorithmic traders can now execute on OG.com at speeds and volumes that retail interfaces cannot match. Quantitative firms bring deeper liquidity and tighter spreads than retail flow alone provides. This could reshape volume patterns on OG.com as institutional participation grows. Robinhood's equity stakes in both Crypto.com and OG.com mean its prediction-market revenue projections now depend partly on how well this algo pipeline performs.
Competitors Kalshi and Polymarket serve limited institutional flow through their own channels. If CryptoStruct's integration draws sustained quantitative volume, OG.com may narrow the gap. Platforms without comparable infrastructure partnerships will need to build or buy similar execution layers to retain competitive position.
OG.com deepens its institutional push through the CryptoStruct integration, following its earlier move to offer college football event contracts and joining Robinhood's network of prediction-market equity stakes alongside Crypto.com and Kalshi.