Kalshi targets new trading products following a one billion dollar funding round
Croupier reports Kalshi plans to launch indices, single-stock perpetual futures and compute markets, and is working with S&P on indices built on prediction markets, following its 1 billion dollar Series G at a 40 billion dollar valuation. Kalshi says its perpetual futures have traded 83 billion dollars with over 500,000 traders since launch, and that non-sports revenue has passed 1 billion dollars a year.
Kalshi’s planned expansion
Kalshi plans to introduce indices, single-stock perpetual futures and compute markets, according to Croupier. The reported plans follow its 1 billion dollar Series G, which valued the company at 40 billion dollars.
The expansion would broaden Kalshi’s product offering beyond its existing markets. The supplied report does not specify launch dates or explain how the planned compute markets would operate.
Index development and trading activity
According to Croupier, Kalshi is also working with S&P to develop indices based on prediction markets. Details about their composition and methodology were not provided.
Kalshi says its perpetual futures have recorded 83 billion dollars in trading since launch, with over 500,000 traders participating. Those figures describe the existing business, rather than activity in the planned single-stock products.
The company also says annual non-sports revenue has exceeded 1 billion dollars, according to Croupier. That revenue claim is separate from the reported perpetual-futures trading volume.
What it means for prediction markets
- Product scope: The planned indices, single-stock perpetual futures and compute markets signal a broader offering, but the report provides no launch timetable.
- Market benchmarks: The work with S&P could give prediction-market activity an index-based representation. Without methodology details, its coverage and interpretation remain unclear.
- Scale versus adoption: Kalshi’s reported trading volume, trader count and non-sports revenue establish context for the expansion; they do not indicate demand for products that have yet to launch.
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