2026-08-08 · Chris Keathley, Co-founder, CMO
Prediction markets in one search
Prediction markets are one of the fastest-growing corners of crypto, but they suffer from a discovery problem. Polymarket has one set of markets, Kalshi another, Azuro another. To compare odds on the same question — “Will bitcoin end the year above $100,000?” — you tab-hop between three sites, each with its own account, its own deposit flow, and its own fee schedule.
OmniBazaar lists them side by side. About 140,000 markets are indexed and searchable as of this writing, drawn from all three venues.
What you see. One search bar, one list of results. Each result shows the venue, the current YES price, the volume, and the close date. The same question priced differently on two venues appears as two rows, and you can compare without opening a second tab.
What you can do. Watching is free and unrestricted. If you hold credentials on Polymarket, orders route through the app where local rules permit. Your money stays in your own wallet end to end, and the routing fee (0.25%) is stated before you confirm. Kalshi and Azuro are discovery-only today; routing is planned.
What we do not do. We do not issue markets, take the other side of a trade, or set the odds. We are an aggregator, not an exchange. The jurisdictional notes on /predict apply: prediction market activity is regulated differently in different places, and it is your responsibility to know the rules where you are.
Why aggregation matters. A market with more participants produces better odds. By listing venues together, we make it easier to find the venue with the most liquidity for the question you care about. That is the whole product: one honest list, no tab-hopping.
Stay bazaar, ~Chris