Blockchain Capital partner: Polymarket non-sports category trading volume reaches $7.5 billions, while Kalshi's year-on-year data is only $1.6 billions
According to ChainCatcher, Blockchain Capital partner Spencer Bogart posted on X that the total trading volumes of Kalshi and Polymarket are almost equal, both at around $12 billion (Kalshi at $12.29 billion and Polymarket at $12.22 billion). Excluding sports trading, Polymarket's non-sports trading volume reached $7.5 billion, while Kalshi's was only $1.6 billion.
Although the two have different positions within the prediction market space, it is strange that they are still classified under the same category.
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