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A ninety percent win rate means nothing if your position sizing is flawed.
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Submitting a market order does not guarantee full execution.
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Kalshi weather contracts settle based on specific NOAA ASOS station readings.
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Statistical edge in Kalshi weather markets is found in the convergence of independent simulations.
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A perfect backtest is usually the first sign something is wrong.
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GFS runs four times a day.
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Volume is a lagging indicator.
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The Kalshi fee formula peaks at 50-cent contracts — exactly where most volume trades.
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A 429 error while holding an open position is a real problem.
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Most prediction market trading bots fail not because the signal is wrong but because of five implementation mistakes that destroy edge before any trade settles.
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A practical Kalshi API Python tutorial for signed requests, RSA-PSS authentication, rate limits, pagination, positions, and trading-bot integration patterns.
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CFTC regulation, binary contract structure, NOAA ASOS settlement, bid-ask spread, fees, and why weather is the best asset class for an automated trading bot.
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I combined NOAA's 31-member GFS physics ensemble with the new 31-member AIGEFS AI ensemble to build a 62-member grand ensemble.