2026-01-02 00:20:21

Kalshi dropped their 2025 year-in-review, and it's packed with highlights. The platform sealed several key partnerships that expanded its reach, while their forecasting track record stayed solid throughout the year. On the product side, they've rolled out fresh launches that show the platform's pushing into new territory. Whether you're tracking prediction markets or just curious how platforms are evolving, this recap gives a solid snapshot of where things stand.

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TokenSherpa

· 5h ago

honestly, let me break this down—kalshi's doing the whole "look how many partnerships we got" thing, but if you examine the data on prediction accuracy across similar platforms historically speaking, these collabs don't always translate to better governance outcomes or actual user retention metrics, ngl

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GhostWalletSleuth

· 5h ago

Kalshi is indeed making moves in the prediction market space, expanding its partnerships more and more. A bunch of new features are being rolled out, but it's unclear how the actual user experience will be. The annual review looks good, but data is the real metric. Kalshi is expanding again; will they be able to stabilize this time? With more partners, competition is also coming, which is quite interesting. The expansion into new areas sounds promising, but I'm worried it might just be on paper. The entire prediction track is competitive, and how Kalshi's next move will play out remains to be seen.

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CoconutWaterBoy

· 5h ago

No, is Kalshi really making moves? It looks like something is happening. --- Is the prediction market really about to take off? By the way, who are these partners? --- Annual summary and new features again, the same old pitch, it's getting annoying... what really matters is whether it's profitable or not. --- They’re pretty good at marketing, but I don’t know how long they can keep it up. --- This strategy of expanding partnerships, internet companies all do the same, let’s see who ends up laughing last. --- How is the stability of this platform? I’m still a bit worried about policy risks.

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BlockchainFries

· 5h ago

Prediction markets, Kalshi is really serious about this, not just talk The partnership network is expanding, there's something to it How about the new features? Are they really useful? The annual report is out, but the real measure is whether the data looks good Kalshi is expanding again and again, it seems they want to take over the entire industry Partners are flooding social media, but the real test is user experience We've been talking about prediction markets for over a year, when will we see actual growth data? The new features are mostly at the PPT level, let's see what users say Work is fine, but don't just focus on releasing press releases The annual review is so long, can one sentence explain Kalshi's core competitiveness?

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RektRecorder

· 5h ago

The prediction market is the same old story, Kalshi is really causing a stir. New features are here, not sure if this time it's genuine innovation or just a rebrand... Partnerships are flying everywhere, feels like I haven't heard much about them haha. Stable, right? Then I need to look at the data to see what it says. These days everyone talks about evolution, just see how long they can keep it up. The annual review is well-written, but in the end, it's still about trading volume.

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Ser_Liquidated

· 5h ago

Damn, Kalshi is coming up with new tricks again. With so many partnerships, it still depends on whether they actually make money or not. The prediction market has been expanding this year, but it feels a bit hollow. There are many new features, but are they useful? That's the key. Kalshi's annual summary is pretty good, but with so many partners, how many are truly reliable? Not stable at all, I’ve never made a profit from my prediction bets. Their product iteration speed is indeed fast, but as for user experience... it still depends on market feedback. The annual review sounds good, but where did the risk warnings go? Expanding into new fields, honestly, just trying to cut another wave of leeks. Can partnership relationships be exchanged for real money? That's what I care about. Whether the prediction market really works or not, you can't tell just from the review.

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