2026-06-05 · Kalshi · 34 条相关讨论
to much fees. i'm going to polymarket.
to much fees. i'm going to polymarket.
dont make any sense pay 189 dol to enter in a position
dont make any sense pay 189 dol to enter in a position
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what did you not understanting?
what did you not understanting?
I've been an active trader on Kalshi for some time, but I'm seriously reconsidering my presence on the platform due to the fee structure. I recently paid $189 in fees just to enter a market — with zero P&L, meaning I exited completely flat. That kind of cost makes it nearly impossible to trade profitably, regardless of edge. For context, I'm now moving my activity to Polymarket, where the fee model is far more favorable. I wanted to flag this directly: the current fee structure is pushing active traders away. If Kalshi is serious about growing its trading community, this needs to be addressed.
I've been an active trader on Kalshi for some time, but I'm seriously reconsidering my presence on the platform due to the fee structure. I recently paid $189 in fees just to enter a market — with zero P&L, meaning I exited completely flat. That kind of cost makes it nearly impossible to trade profitably, regardless of edge. For context, I'm now moving my activity to Polymarket, where the fee model is far more favorable. I wanted to flag this directly: the current fee structure is pushing active traders away. If Kalshi is serious about growing its trading community, this needs to be addressed.
genuinely like Kalshi — solid platform, rarely any technical issues. But its direct competitor has zero fees and deeper liquidity, so the math just doesn't add up anymore. Moving to Polymarket. Bye bye, Kalshi. 👋
genuinely like Kalshi — solid platform, rarely any technical issues. But its direct competitor has zero fees and deeper liquidity, so the math just doesn't add up anymore. Moving to Polymarket. Bye bye, Kalshi. 👋
And on Polymarket, the more you trade, the more you get back in rebates — win or lose. That's a model that actually rewards active traders.
And on Polymarket, the more you trade, the more you get back in rebates — win or lose. That's a model that actually rewards active traders.
I trade on both platforms and go wherever the liquidity is. But the numbers don't lie anymore. This year alone, I've paid over $20,000 in fees on Kalshi. On Polymarket? Not even $1,000.
I trade on both platforms and go wherever the liquidity is. But the numbers don't lie anymore. This year alone, I've paid over $20,000 in fees on Kalshi. On Polymarket? Not even $1,000.
theres always fees
theres always fees
how else would they make money
how else would they make money
but, the difference is to big
but, the difference is to big
dont make any sense work in kalshi anymore
dont make any sense work in kalshi anymore
i’ve paid over 26k in fees 😭
i’ve paid over 26k in fees 😭
to much money man... in Poly the is no possible
to much money man... in Poly the is no possible
so is the kalshi company just way more profitable than poly or what
so is the kalshi company just way more profitable than poly or what
how is this sustainable for either company. their fees should meet in the middle, in theory
how is this sustainable for either company. their fees should meet in the middle, in theory
much more fees than poly
much more fees than poly
i promise ive prolly paid 50k in fees in the last 3 months
i promise ive prolly paid 50k in fees in the last 3 months
shits unreal
shits unreal
no thats just kalshi fees
no thats just kalshi fees