What it does
Kairos is built for traders following more than one prediction-market venue. It brings discovery, charts, order books, news and positions into a shared workspace, with Kalshi, Polymarket and Predict.fun named among its supported venues. The enterprise API also documents Hyperliquid coverage.
The useful part is comparison: a trader can inspect available prices and depth without continually switching interfaces. That does not make two similarly titled contracts identical. Check settlement wording, venue eligibility and the full order cost before treating a price difference as a trading opportunity.
Where it stands out
- A shared workspace reduces the steps needed to compare supported venues.
- Adjustable panels and saved layouts let the screen follow the trader’s workflow.
- An enterprise integration combines market data, execution and portfolio information.
What you can do
- 01Aggregated market discovery and order-book views.
- 02Charts, news, position monitoring and configurable trading panels.
- 03Order controls including time-in-force and slippage limits in the enterprise API.
- 04REST and WebSocket access, scoped credentials and pre-trade fee quotes.
Who’s behind it
Jay Malavia and Zayd Alzein introduce the project in its founding announcement, describing a team with trading-infrastructure experience. Kairos reports a $2.5 million round led by a16z crypto with Geneva Trading participating. Official competition rules name KairosLive Inc. as the organizer.
Fees & availability
Fees and costs
Check the terminal’s order preview for the chosen venue. Enterprise pricing is quoted per credential and trading setup; exchange and network charges pass through separately.
Eligibility and availability
Venue access, supported order types and settlement rules remain venue-specific. Review the permissions granted to connected accounts and the current terms before enabling execution.