2026-07-02 · Kalshi · 17 条相关讨论
how does anyone qualify for the higher rate limits past advanced or is that really only their for the big fish i feel like that is an unreasonable amount of volume
how does anyone qualify for the higher rate limits past advanced or is that really only their for the big fish i feel like that is an unreasonable amount of volume
There is a volume requirement if you go to your portfolio then click api tier
There is a volume requirement if you go to your portfolio then click api tier
I know I feel like it is an incredibly large volume
I know I feel like it is an incredibly large volume
they made an even lower one called expert recently
they made an even lower one called expert recently
30 order updates per second is a lot of order updates!
30 order updates per second is a lot of order updates!
Lol
Lol
My strat requires me to update hundreds of single contract orders every second or it can't be profitable!
My strat requires me to update hundreds of single contract orders every second or it can't be profitable!
I'm trying to make beer money with a $500 bankroll
I'm trying to make beer money with a $500 bankroll
thats what i mean, i feel like expert should be a lot lower volume rewuirement than it is
thats what i mean, i feel like expert should be a lot lower volume rewuirement than it is
And yet...
And yet...
Lots of people "feel" like the limits should be higher because of...vibes? No one ever does the math to see what their actual capital contribution to the exchange is worth vis a vis the API overhead. They just kinda think they should be able to get more
Lots of people "feel" like the limits should be higher because of...vibes? No one ever does the math to see what their actual capital contribution to the exchange is worth vis a vis the API overhead. They just kinda think they should be able to get more
They have requirements because it creates a great deal of overhead on their systems. If you actually need that many requests per second then you should probably be at least close to the volume requirement and if you are close they might give it to you early if you ask nicely. They can't just make more system resources appear to service lower volume strategies.
They have requirements because it creates a great deal of overhead on their systems. If you actually need that many requests per second then you should probably be at least close to the volume requirement and if you are close they might give it to you early if you ask nicely. They can't just make more system resources appear to service lower volume strategies.
You can do a great deal of optimizations on your own side if rate limits are actually an issue
You can do a great deal of optimizations on your own side if rate limits are actually an issue
I know I don't manage my own rate limit perfectly but I manage it well enough that rate limits are not an issue for me
I know I don't manage my own rate limit perfectly but I manage it well enough that rate limits are not an issue for me
They are definitely not an issue it’s just always preferable to have faster update rates and I guess it just feels unreachable
They are definitely not an issue it’s just always preferable to have faster update rates and I guess it just feels unreachable
But it's not a speed issue it's a volume issue. Orders take the same amount of system load to update if they're for 1 contract or 100,000. The limits are there so hobbyists aren't bogging down the server tweaking nickel and dime orders at the expense of serious market makers
But it's not a speed issue it's a volume issue. Orders take the same amount of system load to update if they're for 1 contract or 100,000. The limits are there so hobbyists aren't bogging down the server tweaking nickel and dime orders at the expense of serious market makers
And I am speaking as what I would consider to be a serious hobbyist
And I am speaking as what I would consider to be a serious hobbyist