Arkham Intelligence announced its foray into the prediction markets arena on Thursday. The U.S.-based on-chain intelligence platform has added a new dashboard to let users keep track of the top prediction market traders from around the world. The dashboard has been named “Predictions”.
The aim, Arkham said, is to de-anonymize top traders from prediction market platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi and track their live positions, total profits, and historical wins. Arkham said it will be using its vast network of 3.5 billion address labels and 800,000 verified Arkham entities to compare top traders from the prediction markets arena.
The dashboard, which has been made live on the Arkham platform, will provide an overview of the open and past positions of top traders including their profits and losses analytics in real-time.
“Track them on Arkham Intel, set alerts on their transactions and examine their broader on-chain activity,” the announcement said, adding that the dashboard will also reflect the traders’ return on investment on their bets.
Over the last two years, prediction markets have emerged as a new category of financial platforms. These platforms essentially let users buy shares in the possible outcomes of future events. Typically, every contract pays out exactly $1.00 if the event happens and $0.00 if it does not.
A March report by TRM Labs claimed that the monthly transaction volume across prediction markets rose from USD 1.2 billion in early 2025 to over USD 20 billion in January 2026. Users have been engaging in bets around events related to sports, geopolitics, macroeconomics, politics, crypto, and finance among others.
Source: TRM Labs
Owing to this rise in people’s interest in exploring these platforms, many companies including Coinbase, Crypto.com, and Phantom Wallet among others integrated prediction market accessibilities within their respective platforms.
Arkham, meanwhile, has entered the arena with the twist of providing an analytical breakdown of how most seasoned betters are performing across prediction platforms instead of just letting users participate in live bets.
Source: Arkham
Prediction markets have faced major scrutiny in several parts of the world, majorly because it mixes the elements of gambling, online gaming, Web3, and finances. Clear regulations to oversee such services are not in existence as of now.
Earlier in March, the U.S. CFTC initiated the first steps to draft guidelines to oversee the prediction markets sector. CFTC chairperson Michael Selig has repeatedly batted in favour of prediction markets calling them an exciting innovation.
