The questions drawing the most money on Polymarket and Kalshi right now, on one board. Each row leads with the outcome the market favours, how far its odds moved in the last day, and what it costs to trade: the best bid and ask, and the gap between them.
Kalshi isn't answering right now, so this board shows the other venue only.
| # | Market | Venue | Leading | Bid · Ask | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Polymarket | No change87% | — | 86¢ · 87¢ (1¢) | $1.23M | $44.8M | in 12d | |
| 2 | Polymarket | October 3180% | −2 pts | 79¢ · 80¢ (1¢) | $1.12M | $15.1M | in 14d | |
| 3 | Polymarket | Flávio Bolsonaro77% | −1 pts | 77¢ · 77¢ (<1¢) | $848K | $185M | in 9d | |
| 4 | Polymarket | J.D. Vance48% | 0 pts | 47¢ · 48¢ (1¢) | $778K | $713M | in 753d | |
| 5 | Polymarket | 115-13970% | +30 pts | 68¢ · 72¢ (4¢) | $550K | $714K | in 4h | |
| 6 | Polymarket | 78,000>99% | +1 pts | >99¢ · 100¢ (<1¢) | $511K | $819K | in 4h | |
| 7 | Polymarket | October 1898% | +2 pts | 98¢ · 98¢ (<1¢) | $476K | $36M | in 75d | |
| 8 | Polymarket | Democrats Sweep63% | — | 62¢ · 63¢ (1¢) | $460K | $24.4M | in 18d | |
| 9 | Polymarket | No Hormuz Agreement91% | −4 pts | 91¢ · 91¢ (<1¢) | $406K | $1.06M | in 18d | |
| 10 | Polymarket | Flávio Bolsonaro <4%41% | — | 40¢ · 41¢ (1¢) | $388K | $1.98M | in 9d | |
| 11 | Polymarket | December 315% | +1 pts | 5¢ · 5¢ (<1¢) | $354K | $74M | in 76d | |
| 12 | Polymarket | Democratic Party91% | — | 90¢ · 91¢ (1¢) | $331K | $18.2M | in 18d | |
| 13 | Polymarket | Marine Le Pen46% | 0 pts | 46¢ · 46¢ (<1¢) | $303K | $152M | in 184d | |
| 14 | Polymarket | Oil ≥ $85; D Senate60% | +9 pts | 60¢ · 61¢ (<1¢) | $301K | $580K | in 18d | |
| 15 | Polymarket | Gadi Eizenkot51% | +4 pts | 50¢ · 51¢ (1¢) | $300K | $47.1M | in 11d | |
| 16 | Polymarket | 360-37922% | +7 pts | 22¢ · 23¢ (1¢) | $281K | $970K | in 3d | |
| 17 | Polymarket | ↓ 75,00024% | +2 pts | 23¢ · 24¢ (1¢) | $253K | $7.94M | in 15d | |
| 18 | Polymarket | Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez17% | 0 pts | 17¢ · 17¢ (<1¢) | $243K | $1.29B | in 753d | |
| 19 | Polymarket | ↑ $10088% | +25 pts | 87¢ · 88¢ (1¢) | $242K | $2.75M | in 15d | |
| 20 | Polymarket | March 3157% | −1 pts | 57¢ · 58¢ (1¢) | $227K | $41M | in 76d | |
| 21 | Polymarket | Democratic Party65% | — | 64¢ · 65¢ (1¢) | $205K | $6.96M | in 18d | |
| 22 | Polymarket | 25 bps increase77% | −2 pts | 76¢ · 77¢ (1¢) | $204K | $3.8M | in 54d | |
| 23 | Polymarket | ↑ 82,00067% | — | 64¢ · 70¢ (6¢) | $199K | $1M | in 2d | |
| 24 | Polymarket | ↑ 2,6002% | −5 pts | 2¢ · 2¢ (<1¢) | $176K | $623K | in 2d | |
| 25 | Polymarket | 0 (0 bps)97% | — | 97¢ · 97¢ (<1¢) | $156K | $54.4M | in 76d | |
| 26 | Polymarket | December 3117% | +3 pts | 16¢ · 17¢ (1¢) | $134K | $17.2M | in 76d | |
| 27 | Polymarket | Yes6% | — | 5¢ · 6¢ (1¢) | $130K | $27.3M | in 76d | |
| 28 | Polymarket | 300-31910% | +3 pts | 10¢ · 11¢ (1¢) | $128K | $258K | in 6d | |
| 29 | Polymarket | James Talarico (D)63% | — | 62¢ · 63¢ (1¢) | $125K | $3.96M | in 18d | |
| 30 | Polymarket | Yes3% | 0 pts | 3¢ · 3¢ (<1¢) | $118K | $15.1M | in 76d | |
| 31 | Polymarket | ↓ 25,0001% | 0 pts | 1¢ · 1¢ (<1¢) | $103K | $76M | in 76d | |
| 32 | Polymarket | Sherrod Brown (D)66% | +4 pts | 65¢ · 66¢ (1¢) | $98.2K | $1.28M | in 18d | |
| 33 | Polymarket | Yes77% | −1 pts | 76¢ · 77¢ (1¢) | $96.3K | $446K | in 18d | |
| 34 | Polymarket | 80,00097% | +1 pts | 97¢ · 97¢ (<1¢) | $90.3K | $213K | in 1d | |
| 35 | Polymarket | Yes16% | — | 15¢ · 16¢ (1¢) | $86.3K | $74.4M | in 76d | |
| 36 | Polymarket | 2,5001% | −25 pts | 1¢ · 1¢ (<1¢) | $84.2K | $159K | in 4h | |
| 37 | Polymarket | No Agreement or Oil ≥ $80; D Senate64% | +2 pts | 63¢ · 64¢ (<1¢) | $84.1K | $210K | in 18d | |
| 38 | Polymarket | 80,000-82,00095% | +60 pts | 94¢ · 96¢ (2¢) | $83.1K | $123K | in 4h | |
| 39 | Polymarket | ↑ 3,5001% | 0 pts | 1¢ · 1¢ (<1¢) | $80.2K | $2.06M | in 15d | |
| 40 | Polymarket | Abdul El-Sayed (D)71% | +1 pts | 70¢ · 71¢ (1¢) | $80.2K | $1.77M | in 18d | |
| 41 | Polymarket | Scott Jennings18% | — | 17¢ · 19¢ (2¢) | $78.2K | $78.2K | in 441d | |
| 42 | Polymarket | December 31, 202673% | +1 pts | 72¢ · 73¢ (1¢) | $76.2K | $4.95M | in 76d | |
| 43 | Polymarket | October 312% | — | 2¢ · 2¢ (<1¢) | $75.4K | $27.5M | in 257d | |
| 44 | Polymarket | October 313% | −1 pts | 2¢ · 4¢ (2¢) | $70.8K | $7.44M | in 76d | |
| 45 | Polymarket | December 31, 20263% | −1 pts | 3¢ · 3¢ (<1¢) | $69K | $29.4M | in 257d |
Sources: Polymarket's Gamma API and the event search kalshi.com runs on, refreshed every minute. Each venue's volume is the one it publishes: Polymarket counts USDC traded, Kalshi counts $1 contracts traded, so the two are close to comparable but not identical. A row's leading outcome is the one priced most likely; where an event is a ladder of separate strikes (Bitcoin above $80,000, above $82,000…) it is the most-traded strike instead, since the lowest strike always looks most likely. 24h is that outcome's move in percentage points. Markets that open and settle within a day - 15-minute and hourly crypto contracts - are left off, and sports are under their own chip. Prices are odds, not advice.