FlowFrame is a prediction market media and analytics company. We publish original research and written analysis on Polymarket and Kalshi markets, provide real-time analytics tools for traders, and track smart money activity across prediction market platforms.

What kind of analysis does FlowFrame publish?

FlowFrame publishes deep-dive research articles that break down specific prediction market contracts. Our analysts identify mispriced markets by examining the underlying logistics, politics, and data that most traders overlook. Each piece includes a clear thesis, probability model, and actionable trade recommendation.

What analytics tools does FlowFrame offer?

FlowFrame provides real-time market dashboards, order flow analysis, whale activity tracking, a paper trading simulator, a hedge calculator, and political risk intelligence tools. These help traders monitor prediction markets, spot opportunities, and test strategies before committing capital.

What is smart money tracking?

Smart money tracking identifies large, sophisticated traders whose positions historically predict market outcomes. FlowFrame monitors wallet-level activity on Polymarket and Kalshi to surface when whales are entering or exiting positions, giving users an informational edge before prices move.

What prediction markets does FlowFrame cover?

FlowFrame covers Polymarket, the largest decentralized prediction market, and Kalshi, a CFTC-regulated prediction exchange. Coverage spans politics, economics, policy decisions, geopolitics, sports, entertainment, and corporate actions.

Is FlowFrame free to use?

Yes. FlowFrame's research articles, market dashboards, and core analytics tools are free to access. We believe prediction market intelligence should be widely available to help traders make informed decisions.

Ceasefire odds ease as historic Washington talks labeled 'preparatory'

April 14, 2026 · flowframe Pulse

The market retraced after U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio characterized the first direct Israel-Lebanon talks in decades as a long-term process rather than a path to an immediate breakthrough. Market confidence also cooled as Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem rejected the negotiations and Israel signaled its intent to continue military operations until the group is fully disarmed.

46¢ → 40¢ • Vol: $2.1M