TREE NEWS update: Kalshi has filed to wind down its volume incentive program, with the reward pools excluding members that hold market-maker agreements. The exchange pointed to separate liquidity payments to explain clustered ether perpetual trades. The filing does not specify a date for the program’s termination.
Kalshi Files to End Volume Incentive Program
The exclusion of market-makers from the incentive pools is the telling detail: it suggests Kalshi is trying to separate genuine trading interest from activity it now attributes to its own liquidity arrangements. That distinction matters for anyone reading exchange volume as a demand signal, since incentive-driven and payment-driven flow can look identical on a screen. The absence of a termination date leaves the timing of any volume shift unresolved, and whether reported activity holds up once rewards lapse is the open question.
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