The Kalshi Bot
that copies trades
while you sleep
Kalshi runs 24/7. Most traders don't. KreoPoly watches Kalshi wallets on-chain and mirrors their trades on yours automatically. Same bot that runs on Polymarket — now covering both markets from one place.
Kalshi is a regulated prediction market
Kalshi is a CFTC-regulated event contract exchange based in the US. You trade binary contracts on real-world events — interest rate decisions, inflation readings, election outcomes, sports results, economic indicators.
Unlike Polymarket, which runs on-chain via Polygon smart contracts, Kalshi operates as a regulated exchange. Wallets use Solana addresses. This matters for how the bot identifies and tracks them — KreoPoly uses the SOL address to follow any Kalshi wallet you want to copy.
Because Kalshi is regulated, it tends to attract institutional and semi-professional traders alongside retail. That makes wallet tracking more valuable — the signal-to-noise ratio on top wallets can be meaningful.
The same reason as Polymarket — you can't watch it all day
Kalshi markets cover everything from macro economic events to niche sports outcomes. Markets open and resolve constantly. Waiting for a favorable price manually, tracking what skilled traders are doing, entering before odds move — none of that is realistic to do by hand.
KreoPoly removes the manual part. You tell it which wallets to watch, set your sizing and risk parameters, and it executes. A rate decision market can move fast when the announcement drops at 2pm. The bot doesn't need you to be at your desk.
It also covers both Kalshi and Polymarket at the same time. You're not managing two separate tools — it's one bot, two markets.
Kalshi vs Polymarket
Both are prediction markets. They work differently. KreoPoly handles both.
Kalshi
- CFTC-regulated exchange, based in the US
- Uses Solana (SOL) wallet addresses
- Accessible to US residents
- Regulated binary event contracts
- Markets include macro, politics, sports, crypto
- More institutional participation
- KYC required on the Kalshi platform itself
Polymarket
- Decentralized, runs on Polygon blockchain
- Uses EVM (Ethereum/Polygon) wallet addresses
- Primarily accessible outside the US
- Permissionless smart contracts, open on-chain
- 13 market categories including crypto price
- High retail and whale activity
- No KYC required to trade
What KreoPoly does on Kalshi
Full trading system. Not just alerts.
Copy trading
Enter a Kalshi wallet's SOL address and the bot mirrors every trade automatically. Four sizing modes — fixed, exact mirror, percentage-based, and portfolio-weighted. Stop losses and take profits apply per execution.
Wallet tracker
Add wallets by SOL address or Kalshi username. Get notified the moment they buy or sells — useful for following traders without full automation. Track as many wallets as you want.
Limit orders
Place buy or sell orders at a specific price. Set expiration by duration or exact timestamp. The bot holds the order and executes when the market hits your target — useful for scheduled economic announcements.
Stop loss and take profit
Both work per execution — only the shares from that specific trade get sold, not your entire Kalshi position. Protects individual copy trades without affecting unrelated holdings.
Positions and P&L
Open, closed, and redeemable Kalshi positions in one view. Sort by profit, size, or expiry date. Live P&L on every position. Multi-wallet support if you're managing more than one Kalshi wallet.
Filters and spend controls
Daily spend cap, max spend per market, price range filters, one-entry-per-market toggle. Category filters cover health, politics, economics, sports, crypto, and more — enable or disable categories individually.
How Kalshi copy trading works with KreoPoly
On Kalshi, every wallet has a Solana address. KreoPoly's Kalshi tracking uses these SOL addresses to follow any trader you want. When you add a wallet to a copy task, the bot monitors their activity and submits matching trades from your account.
The practical mechanics are similar to Polymarket copy trading, but with a few differences worth knowing. Kalshi is a regulated exchange, so the trade routing goes through Kalshi's own infrastructure rather than directly through an open smart contract. This means execution timing can depend slightly on Kalshi's platform response times, though in practice the difference is not significant for most markets.
For time-sensitive markets — like a Fed announcement that drops at 2pm ET — the bot's speed advantage over manual trading is real. Odds on rate decision markets can shift 10–20 cents in seconds. By the time most traders notice, the opportunity has repriced.
Which Kalshi markets work best for copy trading
Copy trading works best when the copied trader has a repeatable edge — not when they got lucky once on a high-conviction bet. On Kalshi, this tends to mean traders with consistent returns across macro markets (Fed decisions, CPI prints, jobs reports) where research and positioning actually matter.
Short-duration markets (daily or weekly resolution) have less time for edge to express itself but give faster feedback on whether a wallet is worth following. Longer markets give more room for informed positioning to pay off but require more patience and capital holding time.
Using Kalshi and Polymarket together
Some traders run copy tasks on both markets simultaneously. The logic: Polymarket tends to have more liquidity on political and crypto markets, while Kalshi covers a wider range of macro and economic events under regulated conditions. Running both from one bot means you're not choosing between them — you get the best of both market structures without switching tools.
KreoPoly handles this from a single interface. Your Kalshi and Polymarket wallets, tasks, and positions are all visible and manageable inside the same @KreoPolyBot.
Risk management on Kalshi
Stop losses on Kalshi work per execution — if the bot copies a $30 trade and you've set a stop at 0.30, it sells those specific shares if the price drops to 30¢. Your other Kalshi positions aren't touched. Same logic applies to take profits. This matters on markets where one copied bet goes wrong but the rest of your positions are fine — you don't want the bot liquidating everything.
Start copy trading Kalshi in 4 steps
No separate account needed for the bot. Just Telegram and some USDC.
Open @KreoPolyBot
Search the username on Telegram or use any link here. Hit Start. The bot creates a Gnosis Safe wallet for you automatically — no sign-up, no email.
Deposit funds
Fund your wallet with USDC.e on Polygon, or bridge from Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Solana, or Bitcoin. Minimum $1 for copy trade tasks.
Add a Kalshi wallet to copy
Enter the SOL address of the Kalshi wallet you want to follow — or their Kalshi username. The bot starts watching immediately after you start the task.
Set size, filters, start
Choose your sizing method, set a daily cap if you want, configure stop losses. Hit start. The bot runs 24/7 — you don't have to stay online.
Kalshi bot questions
Kalshi doesn't have an official bot, but third-party bots like KreoPoly work with Kalshi's platform. KreoPoly (@KreoPolyBot) covers both Kalshi and Polymarket from one Telegram interface — copy trading, wallet tracking, limit orders, and risk management all included.
KreoPoly generates and manages the wallet for you inside the bot. You don't need to set up a separate Kalshi account manually to start copy trading via KreoPoly. Check Kalshi's own terms of service and your local regulations regarding access and eligibility.
Kalshi uses Solana (SOL) addresses. When you add a wallet to track or copy on the Kalshi side of KreoPoly, you enter their SOL address or Kalshi username. This is different from Polymarket, which uses EVM addresses on Polygon.
Yes. KreoPoly handles both markets from the same interface. You can have active copy tasks on Kalshi wallets and Polymarket wallets running simultaneously. Positions from both markets appear in the same positions view, and you manage everything from one @KreoPolyBot.
Kalshi is a CFTC-regulated exchange based in the US and is primarily designed for US residents. Access may be restricted in certain countries. Check Kalshi's own terms of service for current eligibility requirements. KreoPoly itself doesn't impose geographic restrictions, but you're subject to Kalshi's access rules.
KreoPoly supports all Kalshi markets — Fed interest rate decisions, inflation (CPI), employment reports, political events, sports outcomes, crypto price contracts, and more. The same category filters available on Polymarket apply to Kalshi tasks, so you can disable specific market types if you only want exposure to certain categories.
The minimum copy trade size is $1. There's no separate minimum for Kalshi vs Polymarket — both use the same USDC wallet inside KreoPoly. The Auto Trade feature (crypto 5m/15m strategies) requires $5 minimum balance, but standard copy trading starts at $1.
Trade Kalshi automatically.
Same bot, two markets.
Free. Non-custodial. Polymarket and Kalshi from one Telegram bot.
Open @KreoPolyBot — FreePrediction markets carry risk. This is not financial advice. Use at your own risk.