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Kalshi portfolio tracker

Kalshi made event markets a regulated, CFTC-supervised product, which pulled a new kind of position into people’s portfolios: contracts on rates, elections and events, held in a brokerage-like account that no crypto tracker looks at.

Kalshi

in TrueHold · read-only key

read-only
Prediction booklive

$3,810

CPI above 3.0% this month?

NO · 72¢$2,160

Rate cut at next FOMC?

YES · 55¢$1,650

TrueHold reads a Kalshi account through its API credentials and counts the book into your total. The event positions sit next to your coins, your exchange balances and your prediction positions elsewhere, so diversification into events does not mean fragmentation of the picture.

How it connects

  1. 01

    Create API credentials in Kalshi

    Kalshi issues an access key and private key from account settings. They authenticate reading your account data.

  2. 02

    Paste them into TrueHold

    Credentials are stored encrypted and used to read positions and balances. Trading stays where it belongs, in Kalshi.

  3. 03

    Watch it assemble

    Event positions join your portfolio next to your crypto, so the regulated book counts toward the real total.

What you will see

Event contracts, counted
Open positions and balances read from your account and valued in your total.
Regulated rail included
The CFTC-regulated part of your portfolio stops being invisible to your crypto tooling.
Credentials, encrypted
The access and private key pair is stored encrypted and used for reading account data only.
One book with Polymarket
Run both prediction rails and see them as one prediction sleeve inside one portfolio.

Questions people ask

The API access key and private key Kalshi issues in account settings. They let TrueHold read positions and balances on your behalf.

TrueHold only reads account data: positions, balances, history. Order placement is not part of what the integration does.

Because net worth does not care about product categories. Event contracts are funds at risk; counting them with your coins is the only honest total.

Yes. Connecting Kalshi and seeing your balances, history and PnL costs nothing. Premium exists for the extras, tax-ready CSV exports above all, and nothing about plain tracking sits behind it.

Continuously. TrueHold re-reads the positions on a rolling schedule, so moves on Kalshi appear within minutes and valuations follow live prices in between.

Yes, one read-only key per Kalshi account. Connect both and they live side by side in the same portfolio, separately labeled, jointly totalled.

TrueHold reads and displays it to you alone. For Kalshi, what is public stays exactly as public as the venue makes it; nothing about your account is shared or published by tracking it.

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Your whole portfolio, one view

Kalshi is one piece. TrueHold reads your wallets, exchanges and perps together, read-only, and turns them into one total with honest PnL.