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Continuously watches curated pairs and candidate markets from external discovery feeds.
Private beta · Polymarket + Kalshi
Arbie monitors cross-venue spreads, preflights liquidity, fees, and market rules, and keeps alerts and positions in one operating view.
Plain-language example
If one venue offers a YES-like side at $0.42 and another venue offers the complement at $0.54, the combined cost is $0.96 before fees and slippage. The theoretical locked spread is $0.04 per matched share if the market semantics truly line up.
Why the edge is operational
Continuously watches curated pairs and candidate markets from external discovery feeds.
Checks title, target, resolution rules, venue status, order sizing, visible depth, and fees.
Separates buy-ready, blocked, sell-ready, filled, failed, and partial-fill states.
Labels realized cash profit, open locked resolution profit, mark-to-market risk, and stale data separately.
Private beta
We are starting with operators who already use prediction-market venues and want clearer visibility into cross-venue positions, alerts, and spread history.
Latest public performance snapshot
The strict accounting view is intentionally conservative: total locked plus realized profit divided by fee-inclusive matched cost basis. The other lenses answer a different investor question: how hard the capital that was practically tied up was working.
Denominator: fee-inclusive cumulative matched arb cost basis. Annualized: 29.5%-33.7% annualized.
Denominator: capital practically in use during the live period, rather than every recycled dollar of turnover.
Denominator: peak capital tied up at one time. Useful for capital-efficiency storytelling, but more window-sensitive.
Snapshot from DigitalOcean audit generated July 7, 2026. Annualized figures are extrapolations from a short live operating period, not guarantees. Fees, liquidity, missed fills, idle cash, and resolution risk can materially change outcomes.
Risk language
Prediction markets can resolve unexpectedly. APIs can fail. Liquidity can vanish. Fees and partial fills can turn a quoted spread into a bad trade. This site is not investment advice and does not guarantee returns.