Kalshi Volume
How much trading runs through Kalshi and what's driving it — daily volume, how many trades it takes to get there, and the split between sports, non-sports, and parlays.
How this is calculated
Volume and trade count are summed straight from Kalshi's trade records. The sports/non-sports/parlay split and the category views map each market to a bucket, with unmapped markets kept in "Other" so nothing gets double-counted. Trend lines are trailing 7-day averages.
Kalshi: daily volume (contracts)
Kalshi's daily trading volume, with a 7-day trend line. Flip on event markers to line the spikes up with the days that caused them.
Kalshi: daily trade count
How many individual trades it took — a read on whether the action is coming from a crowd or a few big players.
Kalshi: sports vs non-sports volume
What's driving the volume — sports, non-sports, and parlays. Switch to a sports-only or non-sports-only view to see the categories inside each.
Kalshi: trading activity today, by hour
Contracts by hour (Eastern Time) on the latest day in the feed, split into sports, parlays, and non-sports. The faded bar is still counting.
Kalshi: typical trading week, by hour
The average hour of the week across the selected window. Change both the metric and the segment; the current weekday also shows today's actual pace.
What the weekly average means
Each bar averages one day-of-week × hour combination across the selected window. In-progress hours are excluded. Parlays remain their own segment, and the connected dots on today's row show the latest day's actual values.
Kalshi: open interest (contracts)
Total contracts still open across Kalshi at the end of each day — bets placed but not yet settled. Volume is how much changes hands; open interest is how much money is currently riding on the exchange.
What this measures
Open interest is the number of contracts currently held — bought but not yet sold or settled — added up across every Kalshi market at day's end. Note: this snapshot updates on a periodic schedule rather than live, so the chart ends