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Elastics

Build scheduled market-scanning and execution rules visually or with AI, then manage their runs, exposure limits and logs.

Available on
Web
Pricing
No Elastics service trading fee for Polymarket or Kalshi
Availability: restricted

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What is Elastics?

Elastics combines a trading terminal with an agent builder for Polymarket and Kalshi. AI can assemble the same rule graph a user builds visually; execution then follows deterministic rules. Its useful distinction is between drafting a strategy, inspecting its configuration and running it on a schedule. Access is currently through private beta.

Who it is for

  • Traders turning repeatable filters into scheduled workflows
  • Users who want to inspect AI-created execution rules
  • Teams monitoring strategy runs and exposure in one workspace

Features and coverage

Available on
Web
Markets & venues
Polymarket, Kalshi
  • Visual and AI-assisted building

    Create a rule graph manually or ask AI to assemble it.

  • Scanner and tracker

    Scan markets or follow a defined basket.

  • Filters

    Combine numerical, string and time conditions.

  • Allocation and exposure

    Set a fixed budget and exposure limits.

  • Execution and schedules

    Run the configured order-management workflow at intervals.

  • Run lifecycle

    Manage draft, running and stopped states and inspect system logs.

Workflows with Elastics

Automate a repeatable screen

Build scanner filters, add an allocation limit and inspect the generated graph. Run it on a suitable interval and use the logs to check which conditions passed.

Track a basket

Define the markets to monitor, attach the relevant conditions and order logic, and inspect each run before expanding its budget.

Pricing and total cost

No Elastics service trading fee for Polymarket or Kalshi. AI actions consume usage credits earned from eligible trading volume: lifetime credits equal the square root of lifetime volume. Venue and network costs remain separate.

Getting started

Before you start: Private-beta access is required.

  1. Enter through the private-beta access flow.
  2. Set up the venue connection: Polymarket funding or Kalshi Key ID and RSA credentials.
  3. Create a draft graph and inspect its inputs, filters and exposure limits.
  4. Choose a schedule, start the agent and review run logs.

Open documentation

Useful links

What to check

  • Private-beta access is required.
  • AI helps build the rules but has no discretion during runtime in the documented agent model.
  • Polymarket deposit addresses can change; use the current deposit dialog.
  • Hyperliquid is presented as upcoming.

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3.0/ 5
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Our take on Elastics

Visual rules, run logs and exposure controls form a coherent automation workflow. Private-beta access and a less conventional credit model keep the initial assessment cautious.

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Frequently asked questions about Elastics

Does AI decide freely on every trade?

The agent guide says runtime behavior follows the configured graph deterministically.

Can I inspect what the agent did?

The product describes per-run system logs and explicit lifecycle states.

How are AI credits earned?

The documented lifetime total is the square root of eligible lifetime trading volume; growth from $100 to $400 adds 10 credits, moving the total from 10 to 20.