Volume, last week
USDVolume across every covered platform over the last complete week, on the selected basis.
How much volume does each prediction market platform handle, and what share is settled on-chain?
Weekly and monthly volume across prediction market platforms, on-chain venues and off-chain exchanges kept apart, each definition named.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
Volume by platform each week and month, on one definition.
Volume across every covered platform over the last complete week, on the selected basis.
Share of last week's volume across covered platforms that settled on public chains.
Polymarket's volume over the last complete week, counted once per trade.
Kalshi's volume over the last complete week as the platform publishes it, put on the selected basis.
Weekly volume per platform, stacked, with on-chain venues and off-chain exchanges shaded apart.
Each platform's share of weekly volume over the selected period, on the selected basis.
What the volume is traded on, across platforms.
Share of last week's volume traded in its largest category across platforms.
Platforms with recorded volume in the last complete week, on-chain and off-chain.
Weekly volume split into sports, politics, economics, crypto and other categories.
Each platform's chain or regulator, volume definition, last week's volume, monthly volume and source.
Prediction markets let traders buy shares in the outcome of an event, from elections and sports to economic data and crypto prices. Some settle every trade on a public chain, such as Polymarket on Polygon; others, such as Kalshi, run as regulated exchanges that publish their own figures. This dashboard puts their volume side by side.
On-chain volume is read from each venue's contracts and counted once per trade. Off-chain volume is taken from what each platform publishes and labelled as reported. Platforms also define volume differently, some as the full payout value of the contracts traded and some as the money paid for them, so each series names its definition and the comparison uses one basis wherever both are available.
Use it to see how the market splits between platforms, how much of it settles on-chain and which event categories, from sports to elections, draw the most trading week to week.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →Chain data, with some off-chain sources
It is the value of outcome shares traded on a platform over a period. Because platforms count it differently, as the payout value of contracts or the money paid for them, figures are comparable only on the same definition.
The answer changes from week to week and depends on the definition used. This dashboard shows both platforms on the same basis for every week, so the comparison can be read directly from the chart.
Some are. Polymarket and several smaller venues settle trades on public chains, so their volume can be read from contracts. Regulated exchanges such as Kalshi keep their order books off-chain and publish their own volume figures.
Sports, politics, economics, crypto prices, culture and world events are the main categories. Category labels come from each platform's market data and are shown as a share of volume per week.
On some exchanges each matched trade produces a record for the taker and one for each maker. Adding every record counts the trade twice. This dashboard counts each trade once.
Polymarket's daily trading volume, open interest and active traders, counted once per trade from its contracts on Polygon.
PolygonDaily and monthly trading volume and open interest on perpetual DEXs, venue by venue, with each venue's share and how it shifts.
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Multi-chainEthereumSolana+3Leveraged positions force-closed in the last 24 hours, longs against shorts, by coin and venue, with exchange-reported totals kept apart.
Multi-chainHyperliquidEthereum+2Where open BTC and ETH positions on perpetual exchanges and lending markets would be liquidated, computed from the positions themselves.
Multi-chainHyperliquidEthereum+2For each live airdrop: tokens claimed and left, wallets that claimed, when the window closes and any one wallet's claim status.
Multi-chainEthereumArbitrum+2Start free in Voltfin Studio: boards, tables and reports where every number opens its receipt. Tell us which data you need first and we will build it next.