Kalshi and Polymarket turned event contracts into a $50 billion-a-month market. FIPP is the comparison engine on top: AI agents that search the whole board, research supported contracts, and put the best ones on your watchlist.
Illustrative board. Contract names and prices are examples, not live FIPP picks.
Regulation did it. Kalshi has been a CFTC-regulated exchange since 2020, and Polymarket returned to the US as a CFTC-regulated exchange after buying QCX. That brought US dollars, identity checks and professional APIs, and the volume followed.
Every open market is a probability someone else set. Most traders watch the same handful of headline contracts and never see the rest. The mispriced ones sit in the long tail, in the thousands of markets nobody has time to check.
We have seen this before.
An FT analysis of 170 million Polymarket bets by 1.2 million retail accounts found that the most profitable account, “swisstony,” made $12 million on sports markets with a high-volume strategy that appears to be algorithmic. One other top-10 account followed a similar approach; others won on a few very large single bets.
Prediction markets are becoming an automation game. Most traders still click by hand. FIPP gives them AI agents of their own: scanning the board, researching supported contracts, and adding qualified picks to the watchlist automatically.
Twenty years ago, booking a trip meant a dozen tabs and a notepad full of fares. Comparison engines searched every airline and hotel at once and put the deal on top. The flight stayed the same. Who did the searching changed.
Scheduled scans cover available Kalshi and Polymarket markets. Independent forecasts currently support selected Kalshi weather contracts.
For supported contracts, FIPP estimates a fair probability and compares it to the price on the board.
Picks must clear filters for edge size, liquidity and time to close.
With auto-add enabled, qualified picks join your watchlist within your daily and portfolio limits.
Every pick stays visible through resolution, so the record is there before you commit money.
You keep the final decision. FIPP does the searching and pricing at a scale no person can match, and you choose what to trade.
A contract pays $1 if the event happens. If the market charges less than the true chance, the trade has positive expected value. Move the sliders to see how a few cents of mispricing adds up.
Expected profit on $100, before fees
According to an FT analysis of 170 million Polymarket bets, the most profitable account ran an apparently algorithmic, high-volume strategy. Prediction markets are becoming an automation game, and FIPP is the agent layer for everyone else.
Exchanges compete on listings. The value of a comparison layer grows with every new market they add. FIPP sits above the venues, the way travel search sat above the airlines.
$50.6B traded in July 2026 across Kalshi and Polymarket, with nearly a million open markets to price.
Both venues are CFTC-regulated in the US, with KYC'd accounts and official trading APIs. FIPP builds on sanctioned infrastructure.
Every new listing makes manual search harder. Agents scale with the board; people do not.
FIPP is currently in free beta. Performance-based subscription protection is planned; paid checkout and automatic fee waivers are not yet active.
Traders: see FIPP's picks and track their record before you place a single trade. Investors: request the deck and data room through fipp.ai.