Codex.io
Codex is an API for enriched blockchain and prediction market data. For tokens, it covers real-time pricing, charts, holders, balances, and aggregated analytics for 80M+ tokens and 700M+ wallets across 80+ networks (EVM chains and Solana), with sub-second freshness, historical USD pricing, and WebSocket and webhook subscriptions.
Codex also provides prediction market data across Polymarket and Kalshi through a single schema. This includes events, markets, traders, holdings, live order books, and trade feeds, along with time-windowed stats and ranking signals (volume, liquidity, open interest, trade count, and unique traders) at 5m through 1w windows that the venue APIs do not expose natively.
Codex is a GraphQL API that most teams query directly, with an optional TypeScript SDK. There is also an MCP server for reading the documentation. Codex offers a free tier (10,000 requests/month), usage-based Growth pricing, and Enterprise plans. Developers use it to build trading platforms.
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Auspex Terminal
Auspex Terminal is a browser-based prediction-market trading workstation offered through a private beta waitlist. It combines data from several venues, including order-book depth, price history, recent trades, and cross-venue spreads net of taker fees and other trading frictions. Traders can inspect arbitrage opportunities, configure basis-point alerts by push, email, SMS, or webhook, and review consolidated positions with P&L, equity, drawdown, closing-line value, and calibration measures. Tools include a Kelly stake calculator, synthetic positions built from related contracts, and a tick tape with replay and nightly Parquet or CSV exports to an external cloud bucket. The interface also provides market news, event monitoring, watchlists, and configurable workspace views. Auspex is designed for prediction-market traders; its public site displays three venues and says access is opening in waves.
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Kalshi
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Kalshi is a federally regulated derivatives exchange built for quants. Kalshi’s markets are volatile and settle daily, which means even a small edge can be extremely profitable. Trading is fully-cash collateralized, so you can never lose more than you put into a trade, and contracts can be purchased for as little as $0.01.
Kalshi supports trading through its native app (iOS & Android), website, and API. The latter features extensive documentation, open-sources sample code, and live technical support. Getting started with an algorithmic strategy is as easy as `pip3 install kalshi_python`.
The following data is available for free on both the website and API:
* Historical spreads: Use past pricing data to set up back-tests within minutes.
* Low-latency broadcasts: Receive live updates of market price movements and trade executions.
* Economic projections: Build strategies using Kalshi’s proprietary forecasting tools.
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Melbo
Melbo is a web prediction-market interface for trading shares tied to real-world event outcomes. Each market presents a Yes/No question; share prices reflect the market’s implied probability, and a correctly resolved share pays $1. Users browse markets spanning politics, sports, esports, crypto, business, science and other subjects, and can buy or sell positions before resolution. Accounts use email, Google or Telegram sign-in and include an embedded non-custodial wallet. Users fund it with USDC on Polygon; the minimum trade is $1, and Melbo covers network gas. Trades are routed to third-party smart-contract markets and outcomes are settled through a decentralized oracle. Market orders incur a 1% platform fee plus a category-dependent liquidity fee; limit orders, deposits, withdrawals and payouts are fee-free. The service is for adults 18 and older, subject to geographic restrictions, and trading can result in loss of funds.
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