Topic
Market basics
What the instrument is, what the price means, and what you actually own when you hold it.
Topics
ExplainerPrediction markets 101
What the instrument is, what the price means, what decides it, and the vocabulary that goes with all of it.
Kosmos Research
ComparisonPolymarket vs. Kalshi in 2026: Fees, Liquidity, Odds, and Markets
Kalshi is the stronger all-around platform for most U.S. users. Polymarket International is often better for politics, crypto, global events, and lower category-based fees. The best odds still change from market to market.
Matthew Figula
ComparisonPrediction Markets vs. Sports Betting: 10 Key Differences
How sportsbooks and prediction markets differ in pricing, limits, fees, cash outs, liquidity, and trading freedom.
Matthew Figula
GuidePositive Expected Value in Prediction Markets: How to Find +EV Trades
Learn how positive expected value works in prediction markets, why high-volume markets are harder to beat, and where mispriced contracts may appear.
Matthew Figula
ExplainerWhat you own when you own a contract
A contract that pays $1 if something happens and nothing if it doesn't. Everything interesting follows from that.
Kosmos Research
ExplainerHow a contract resolves, and why that matters more than the price
Two venues can list the same question and settle it differently. The rulebook is the asset.
Kosmos Research
ExplainerYou only get paid for disagreeing
Not from being right more often. From being right when the market disagrees, and knowing which domains those are.
Kosmos Research