The Betting Markets page gathers prediction market data for events that can move financial markets, such as elections, policy decisions, and economic releases. It pulls top markets from Polymarket and Kalshi, lets you look up individual Polymarket traders, and ranks traders on a leaderboard.
Prediction markets often react to news before traditional markets do, so they can give you an early read on shifting sentiment. Use them alongside congressional trading data and market analysis for a multi-signal view.
How it works
- Open Betting markets from the Research & markets menu.
- Use the Polymarket and Kalshi toggle at the top to choose a source.
- In Polymarket: Top Markets, tap a category chip (for example politics, crypto, economics, or geopolitics) to narrow the list.
- Search markets by keyword, ticker, or category.
- In Search Polymarket Traders, enter a wallet address or username to view that trader.
- Check the Leaderboard, switch between All, Friends, and Partners, and change the time period.
How to read the odds
- Prices in cents map to implied probability: a YES share at 65¢ means the market puts the event at about 65%.
- Volume shows where real money is concentrated. High-volume markets usually reflect more information.
- Source links next to each section open Polymarket or Kalshi directly if you want the full market page.
What you’ll see
Each market card shows the question, the current odds, and its volume. Further down the page, Expected Value Opportunities and the Line Movement Tracker cover sports odds by league. You can also reach this page from the Polymarket Research card on For The Quants.
Troubleshooting
- Odds look stale? Thinly traded markets update slowly. Check the volume before relying on a price.
- Market missing? Niche or brand-new events may not have a live market yet, and the top-markets list shows only a handful per category.
- Trader search returns nothing? Check the spelling of the username, or paste the full wallet address.
- Kalshi list empty? Refresh. If the source is briefly unavailable, the section loads when it recovers.
Next in Research Tools: Using the Power-User Terminal and Alternative Markets Aggregation.
Related articles
- Prediction Markets on Ezana
- Related Prediction Markets on Events
- Geopolitical Events Feed (ISR)
- For The Quants: Advanced Analytics
FAQ
Q: Can I place bets on Ezana?
A: No. Ezana displays odds for research only. It does not take wagers, and links out to Polymarket or Kalshi if you want to trade there.
Q: Are the odds a forecast?
A: They reflect what traders collectively believe at that moment. Treat them as one data point, not an Ezana prediction.
Q: Why do Polymarket and Kalshi show different odds for similar events?
A: They are separate markets with different traders, rules, and liquidity, so prices can differ.