Kalshi price data, down to the order book.

Kalshi historical book observations with the market-implied price and an ASOF-aligned crypto reference price when available. Query raw stored observations or downsample through REST.

Backtests are only honest on real depth. A mid-price hides the spread, the size resting at each level, and the slippage your order would actually pay. DepthFeed keeps the whole book.

PolymarketKalshiLimitlessBinanceChainlinkPolymarketKalshiLimitlessBinanceChainlink
170M
yes/no books captured
Kalshi, since January 2026
900K+
markets
distinct Kalshi crypto markets
100
depth levels
per side, full REST orderbook
REST
capture method
continuous polling; cadence varies with active-market load and upstream limits
Backtest Lab
+

You should not need a data pipeline and a research notebook to find out whether an idea has an edge. The Backtest Lab runs the whole test in the browser, against the real recorded book.

Paper trading
+

A backtest is a claim about the past. Paper trading is where that claim meets markets that haven't happened yet — with virtual cash, real prices, and a track record you can't fake.

Most feeds stop at the last price.

A single number — the last trade or the mid. It tells you nothing about the size waiting to fill, or how far the price moves when you take it.

We capture every level, both sides.

The full bid/ask ladder with the size resting at each price — best quote through the deep book, asks above the spread and bids below it.

Recorded at every change, forever.

Order-book depth is forward-only — miss it live and it's gone. We store every frame, so a backtest fills against the liquidity that was really there.

Dataset evidence

Inspect the Kalshi data contract first.

The archive reports 170 million+ stored observations. Its earliest series begin january 2026, while newer assets and windows can start later; the coverage table remains the source of truth.

Read the snapshot reference
Historical REST observation
{
  "market": "KX… ticker",
  "timestamp (receive time)": "epoch milliseconds",
  "book": {
    "bids": [[0.48, 125.0], …],
    "asks": [[0.50, 84.0], …]
  },
  "coin_price": "number | null"
}
170 million
stored observations
900,000+
captured markets
≤100
levels per side
01What you get

The book, not just the last price.

Full bid/ask book depth

Every price level with its size, on both sides, at every change. Measure real slippage and liquidity, not a single mid-price.

Paced

Continuous polling

Kalshi's public REST orderbook, polled continuously at full depth — far finer than any hourly archive.

Clean REST API

Latest and historical order-book snapshots over REST — JSON, epoch-millis timestamps, keyset pagination.

Underlying price, time-synced

A high-frequency reference price series — Binance spot/futures plus Chainlink settlement marks — that joins to any Kalshi snapshot by epoch-millis timestamp, so you can line up book state with the spot move that drove it.

02The data

Polymarket & Kalshi order-book and price data.

Depth this fine is expensive to record and impossible to backfill, so almost nobody keeps it. We do — full order-book and price data across Polymarket, Kalshi, and Limitless, every level on both sides, captured tick by tick and served clean over a metered API.

Every level, both sides

Not the last trade or the top of book — the full bid/ask ladder with the size resting at each level, captured at every change. The depth a real order actually fills against.

Three venues, one schema

Polymarket, Kalshi, and Limitless in a single, stable JSON shape — event-driven capture on Polymarket and Limitless, continuous full-depth polling on Kalshi, each joined to a high-frequency underlying price.

History you can't backfill

Order-book depth is forward-only — miss it live and it's gone for good. We've recorded continuously since early 2026, so the window your plan buys is backed by stored data, not a promise.

03How we capture it

Real Kalshi depth, measured — not a brochure number.

DepthFeed is an independent project (not affiliated with the venues) that exists to record the Kalshi order book almost nobody else keeps. Every figure below is measured directly from our own live capture, so you can backtest on real liquidity and trade on the same data.

170M
yes/no books captured

since January 2026

900K+
distinct markets

Kalshi crypto markets

100
levels per side

the full REST orderbook

7
assets

BTC · ETH · SOL · XRP · DOGE · BNB · HYPE

Measured directly from DepthFeed's live capture, June 21, 2026.

A real captured snapshot

Yes bidsNo bids (a no bid at p = a yes offer at 1 − p)0.326,6450.311,1290.301,0250.291,5350.67635.10.661,3510.652,6450.642,310
Resting size at each price level — KXBTC15M-26JUN211530 (Kalshi). Bar length ∝ size.

How it's captured

  • Paced polling of Kalshi's public REST order book requests up to 100 levels per side; realized cadence varies with active-market load and upstream quotas.
  • Historical queries ASOF-align the nearest preceding Binance reference by timestamp when available; a missing match remains null.
  • Archive coverage is prospective and series-specific; the docs publish the stored date floors.
04Coverage

Kalshi coverage, growing with demand.

We collect Kalshi's crypto series with the complete yes/no book — the depth that short-dated, strike-based contracts trade on.

Assets
BTCETHSOLXRPDOGEBNBHYPE
Contracts
15-minuteHourlyDaily
05Quickstart

From key to backtest in minutes.

Hit the REST API to discover live markets and pull the full historical book. Clean JSON, epoch-millis timestamps, keyset pagination — no scraping.

  • Stable JSON schema
  • Receive timestamp per snapshot
  • Keyset pagination, per-plan limits
kalshi_quickstart.py
# Full-depth Kalshi book — REST API, Bearer key
import requests

H = {"Authorization": f"Bearer {KEY}"}
b = requests.get(
    "https://api.depthfeed.com/v3/kalshi/KXBTCD-26JUN05/orderbook/latest",
    headers=H,
).json()["data"]

best_yes = b["yes_prices"][0]   # full ladder in yes_prices[]
best_no  = b["no_prices"][0]
print(b["recv_ts_ms"], best_yes, best_no, b["yes_sizes"][0])

# Tickers (KXBTCD / KXETHD / KXSOLD) come from /v3/kalshi/markets.

What Kalshi price data actually contains

A price series is useful only when its timestamp, source, and liquidity context are explicit. DepthFeed exposes recorded Kalshi order-book observations and derives the market price from that stored ladder.

The market price and the book behind it

Each stored observation includes the available Kalshi price levels and sizes. That lets a researcher inspect the spread and displayed depth behind an implied probability instead of treating a last trade as the whole market.

A separately sourced reference price

Historical API queries ASOF-align the nearest preceding Binance reference price when one is available. The value can be null when no valid reference exists, which is why the schema does not describe the join as universal.

Documented resolution and coverage

Kalshi observations can be queried raw as stored or downsampled with the interval parameter. Capture cadence and earliest dates vary by venue, asset, and market series; the coverage table documents those boundaries explicitly.

06Pricing

Choose capacity, not venues.

Explorer

$0free, no card

Verify the schema and replay a real sample before you pay.

  • 7 days · latest BTC markets, capped
  • Recorded bid/ask depth through the production REST schema
  • Sports discovery for Polymarket + Kalshi
  • 1 live BTC stream
  • Backtest Lab + 1 paper strategy

Quant

$29per month

Build across every venue with complete depth and live data.

  • 30 days · all assets · every supported venue
  • Full book depth at any interval, including raw ticks
  • 25 req/sec · 5 live streams
  • Sports API, injury alerts + 1 live sports book
  • Backtest Lab + 5 paper strategies

Research

$99per month

Test robustness and export evidence you can reproduce.

  • Everything in Quant
  • 90 days of unified history (3× Quant)
  • Out-of-sample robustness analysis
  • Reproducible strategy, trade and run exports
  • 50 req/sec · 25 live streams · 15 paper strategies

Desk

$249per month

Run full-archive research on an isolated historical lane.

  • Everything in Research
  • Full market + sports archive
  • Historical queries use an isolated traffic lane
  • 100 req/sec · 100 live streams + wildcards
  • 2 parallel history queries · 40 paper strategies

Every paid plan

Complete data access; capacity scales with the tier.

  • Every supported venue
  • All 7 assets
  • Full bid/ask depth
  • Any interval or raw ticks
  • Backtest Lab + live WebSocket
Compare exact plan limitsHistory, throughput, streams, research tools and account allowances.
CapabilityExplorer$0Quant$29Research$99Desk$249
DataHistory7 days, capped30 days90 daysFull archive
AssetsBTC sampleAll 7All 7All 7
Venue accessRecorded sample + sports RESTEvery venueEvery venueEvery venue
DeliveryGeneral REST admission1 req/sec25 req/sec · 1,000/min50 req/sec · 3,000/min100 req/sec · 6,000/min
Live book streams1 BTC subscription5 subs · 1 connection25 subs · 2 connections100 subs · 5 connections + wildcards
Live sports booksREST only123
ResearchBacktest LabPolymarket samplePolymarket + KalshiPolymarket + KalshiPolymarket + Kalshi
Robustness analysisOut-of-sample Research LabIncluded
Concurrent paper strategies151540
Wallet Intelligence1 wallet · 3 audits5 wallets · 10 audits10 wallets · 25 audits20 wallets · 50 audits
Monthly AI execution credits2001,0003,000
OperationsHistorical query laneSharedSharedSharedIsolated · 2 parallel requests

Monthly billing in USD. Cancel anytime. Taxes, where required, are calculated before payment. An entirely unused paid plan can be canceled and refunded in full under the Terms.

AI credits cover model execution only. Data access, history, exports, API limits, streams and venues never consume them.

Questions, answered.

Stored full-book observations, a market-implied price derived from the visible ladder, venue identifiers, a millisecond observation timestamp, and an ASOF-aligned Binance reference price when available.

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