Live odds for Kalshi's 15-minute crypto markets, and a bot that trades them on your terms.
QuantPulse measures how likely each market is to finish above its target and shows that beside Kalshi's price. On the Ultimate plan, a bot can place trades in your own Kalshi account when the two disagree.
No profit is promised. Trading these markets can lose money.
Three ways to use it
Each plan includes everything in the one before it, plus the community.
Pro
The Bitcoin terminal
A live Bitcoin chart with the Kalshi target drawn on it, the time left in the block, and the odds of finishing above or below.
Elite
All nine markets
The same view for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Dogecoin, Hyperliquid, BNB, Zcash and NEAR, each with the model's odds beside Kalshi's price.
Ultimate
The trading bot
Connect your own Kalshi account. The bot runs in paper mode first, then with real money if you switch it on, inside limits you set.
How the bot decides
The bot follows the same six steps in every 15-minute block. It does not predict where a coin is headed. It looks for contracts priced below their odds.
- 1
It reads every market
Every few seconds the bot takes in each coin's price, its target, the time left in the block, and Kalshi's current bid and ask.
- 2
It estimates the odds
From how far the price sits from the target, how much the coin has been moving, and how much time is left, it works out the chance of finishing above.
- 3
It compares its odds with the price
A contract's price is the market's own estimate of the same chance. Most of the time the two agree, and the bot does nothing.
- 4
It buys only when there is a gap
When a contract costs clearly less than the bot's odds after fees, it places one limit order for that coin in that block. If the price has already moved, the order cancels unfilled.
- 5
It holds to settlement
A winning contract pays the full $1 when the market settles, with no selling cost, so the bot holds its positions to the end. It sells early only if the price reaches 95 cents.
- 6
It stops at your limits
You choose the amount per trade and a daily loss limit. When the limit is reached, the bot switches itself off until you turn it back on.
What to expect
- It skips most blocks
- These markets are priced carefully, so real gaps are uncommon. A quiet bot is usually a bot doing its job.
- It can lose money
- The odds are estimates, and any single trade can lose. Only use money you can afford to lose.
- There is no performance record yet
- The bot is new, and we will not show results we cannot stand behind. Run it in paper mode and judge it on your own numbers.
- Paper mode comes first
- Every new account starts with the bot off and every coin in paper mode, which records the trades it would have made at real Kalshi prices with no money at risk.
Your account and your key
- Your money stays in your Kalshi account
- QuantPulse places orders there on your behalf. It does not withdraw or send funds out of your account.
- Your API key is encrypted
- The key is encrypted with AES-256-GCM before it is stored, and it is never sent back to your browser.
- You can disconnect at any time
- Disconnecting deletes your key from QuantPulse. You can also revoke it from inside Kalshi.
- Every order is on the record
- Each trade, its price, its fees and its result appear on your Results page.
Plans
Compare plansPro
$19.99a month
Bitcoin terminal and community
Elite
$39.99a month
Charts and odds for all nine markets
Ultimate
$99.99a month
Everything, plus the trading bot
Billed monthly. Cancel at any time from your account page.
Questions
Plain answers about what QuantPulse does and what it does not do.
Start with the terminal
See the odds for yourself first. You can move up to the bot later, and try it in paper mode before any money is involved.