Musashi provides an agent‑ready prediction market intelligence platform that aggregates real‑time signals from 71 high‑signal Twitter accounts across eight categories, delivering trading signals, arbitrage detection, and market mover alerts via a REST API and TypeScript/JavaScript SDK.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Prediction market traders and bot developers must manually monitor numerous high‑signal Twitter accounts and multiple market platforms to identify trading opportunities, arbitrage gaps, and significant price movements, which is time‑consuming and error‑prone.
Solution
Musashi offers an agent‑ready prediction market intelligence platform that continuously aggregates tweets from 71 curated high‑signal X/Twitter accounts across eight categories and matches them to relevant market data every two minutes. The service provides real‑time trading signals, cross‑platform arbitrage detection between Polymarket and Kalshi, and alerts on market movers through a free REST API and a TypeScript/JavaScript SDK. Developers can poll the feed endpoint or use SDK callbacks to receive filtered data (by category, spread, confidence, urgency) without rate limits, enabling automated bots to act on fresh market information instantly.
Target Audience
Primary users are developers of automated trading bots and quantitative traders who need low‑latency, structured prediction market data to execute strategies on platforms such as Polymarket and Kalshi.
Features
- Continuous monitoring of 71 high‑signal Twitter accounts across Crypto, Politics, Economics, Tech, Sports, Geopolitics, Finance, and Breaking News
- Real‑time matching of tweets to prediction market contracts every 2 minutes
- Trading signal endpoints delivering explicit long and short recommendations
- Arbitrage detection between Polymarket and Kalshi with configurable spread, confidence, and category filters
- Market mover alerts that track 1‑hour and 24‑hour price changes using stored price history and live polling
- Free REST API with no current rate limits and a TypeScript/JavaScript SDK offering automatic polling and callback handling
- Compatibility examples for Python, Node.js, and other languages via documentation and interactive API console