Kalshi alpha tests Bloomberg Terminal-style interface for professional traders
Kalshi is alpha testing a Bloomberg Terminal-style interface designed for professional and highly engaged retail prediction market traders. The platform, still in development, would let users monitor multiple markets simultaneously and access sentiment and probability data on elections, economics, and other events. The move follows Kalshi's recent $1 billion fundraise at a $22 billion valuation and signals a push beyond event wagering into institutional-grade trading infrastructure. Sources cite the effort as an attempt to capture sophisticated trader workflows typically associated with traditional financial terminals like Bloomberg, positioning the regulated exchange as a real-time data and analytics destination.
Kalshi depends on Robinhood for the majority of its volume and suffered a 49.5% plunge when sports calendars went light. This terminal targets the same institutional traders who drive liquidity on CME and ICE; any traction hardens its $22 billion valuation narrative from consumer app to infrastructure layer.
Kalshi joins Polymarket in securing dedicated institutional market-making desks from DRW, Wintermute, and IMC, as both platforms race to convert headline-driven retail volume into sticky professional liquidity.