Markets should hold more than one idea.
Most questions about the future do not resolve to a simple yes or no. They branch. A decision can depend on several events, and a worldview often contains more than one conviction.
Totalis exists to make those views tradable.
Totalis is a Y Combinator-backed prediction market platform where one parlay can combine event contracts from Kalshi and Polymarket into a single onchain position, settled in USDC on Solana.
The goal
We are building a multi-outcome prediction market where a person can express several connected beliefs in one position. The product should make complexity usable without pretending that uncertainty is simple.
That means the interface, market structure, and language all have to do the same work: help people understand what they own and why it moves.
A good market does not remove uncertainty. It gives uncertainty a clearer shape.
How we work
Start with the argument
Before writing code or moving pixels, we make the claim explicit. What do we believe? Which assumptions make it true? What evidence could change our minds?
Keep the surface clear
Complex systems do not need complicated interfaces. We reduce the work required to understand a position while preserving the information needed to evaluate it.
Build the feedback loop
We ship useful work, watch how it behaves, and improve it. Speed matters because feedback compounds. Quality matters because trust compounds too.
Own the whole outcome
Responsibility does not stop at a function boundary. If something is confusing, fragile, or slow, the person who sees it has permission to make it better.
What we are aiming for
Prediction markets can become a more expressive layer for understanding the world. Getting there requires better primitives, credible market mechanics, and products that reward careful thinking.
We are here to build those foundations.
Follow the work on our blog or dig into the mechanics in the Totalis docs.
Trading involves risk. Prediction market positions can lose their entire value. Nothing on this page is financial advice, and availability depends on your jurisdiction and each venue’s terms.