- Pyth Network partners with Kalshi to bring real-time regulated prediction data onchain.
- Enables accurate, event-based DeFi trading and analytics.
- Marks the first major integration of regulated market data into blockchain oracles.
The collaboration marks the first large-scale integration of regulated event data into blockchain oracles.
Pyth Network, one of the leading blockchain oracle providers, has announced a new partnership with Kalshi, a CFTC-regulated prediction market platform, to deliver real-time event data directly onchain. The move represents a major step in merging traditional regulated markets with decentralized finance, giving onchain traders and developers access to accurate, real-time prediction data for the first time at scale.
According to Pyth, this collaboration will make Kalshi’s event market data — which covers political, economic, and financial outcomes — available across its oracle network. This integration will enable onchain analytics, trading, and smart contract automation based on verified, regulated market signals. It’s a significant leap forward in data transparency for decentralized applications and institutions building around event-driven products.
Bringing Regulated Data to DeFi
Pyth said the collaboration marks the first instance of regulated event data being streamed onchain at a large scale. By distributing Kalshi’s data feeds through Pyth’s infrastructure, developers can now build prediction and derivatives products that respond to verified market events — without relying on speculative or crowdsourced data.
This advancement could reshape how DeFi protocols, hedging instruments, and market forecasting tools operate, allowing for instant synchronization between traditional event markets and blockchain-based platforms. It also reinforces Pyth’s expanding role as a bridge between institutional-grade data providers and the onchain ecosystem.
Kalshi’s Growing Network of Partnerships
Kalshi’s partnership with Pyth follows several recent strategic moves aimed at broadening access to event-based trading insights. The platform recently collaborated with TrendSpider, integrating its data into technical analysis tools for more accurate event-driven predictions.
For Pyth, this deal builds on its own expansion efforts. The oracle network recently launched continuous U.S. equity price feeds across multiple blockchain networks, helping decentralized apps tap into live market data without intermediaries.
The Bigger Picture
This collaboration signals a clear trend: the blurring line between traditional finance and decentralized data infrastructure. With Pyth now carrying regulated prediction market feeds, developers and traders can interact with real-world event data — from elections to inflation reports — directly through smart contracts.
It’s a fusion of reliability and decentralization that could redefine how markets react to global events in real time.
