LinkHash — the cross-venue intelligence layer for prediction markets and tokenized real-world assets.
Prediction markets and tokenized equities are exploding across venues — Polymarket, Kalshi, Jupiter, Bybit, Bitget, MEXC, OKX, Binance and Hyperliquid each carry overlapping but non-identical liquidity. LinkHash aggregates the same instrument across all of them so traders, builders and partners see one screen instead of nine.
Executive summary
LinkHash is a cross-venue intelligence platform for two adjacent verticals that have grown faster than their data infrastructure: prediction markets (Polymarket, Kalshi) and tokenized real-world assets (xStocks on Jupiter / Bybit, Ondo Finance, Reality Tokenized, plus stock perps on Bitget, MEXC, OKX, Binance and Hyperliquid's HIP-3 xyz dex).
The product is a live aggregator + terminal today, with three clear extensions to a B2B revenue base: (1) a real-time data API / SaaS, (2) embeddable widgets (TradingView-style) and (3) a white-label engine for communities and platforms to run their own branded prediction markets and data services, with optional liquidity provisioning.
We also operate our own fast-pace prediction market (price up/down, short resolution windows) to generate organic traffic and top-of-funnel users. Around it sits a steady drumbeat of monthly campaigns, Google AdSense monetization, and YouTube / TikTok distribution. The native token, LHX, functions as a casino-chip-style unit of account inside that market — not the protocol's central pitch.
The problem
Both prediction markets and tokenized equities are fundamentally
fragmented. The same NVDA exposure trades on Jupiter as a
Backed xStock, on Bybit as NVDAX/USDT, on Bitget as Reality
Tokenized RNVDAUSDT, and as perps on Hyperliquid's xyz dex —
with meaningfully different prices and depth. The same Trump-vs-Biden style
event trades on Polymarket and Kalshi simultaneously, with spreads that move.
There is no public, real-time, cross-venue view of either market. Traders open nine browser tabs; builders write nine fetchers; researchers can't even cite a canonical price. That gap is what LinkHash solves.
What we've built so far
Prediction-market aggregator
Polymarket and Kalshi side-by-side, refreshed every minute. LLM-matched pairs surface the same market across both venues so spreads are one glance away.
Tokenized-RWA terminal
~330 tokenized real-world assets aggregated across Jupiter (Backed xStocks), Bybit, Bitget, MEXC, OKX, Binance and Hyperliquid (HIP-3 xyz dex) — US + international stocks (AAPL, NVDA, Samsung, SK Hynix, TSM), ETFs, commodities (gold, silver, oil, copper, natgas) and FX (JPY, EUR, GBP). Per-venue bid/ask, spreads and a 0–100 liquidity score.
Polygon-validated universe
Final-stage validation against Polygon's US-equities snapshot endpoint, with explicit carve-outs for Hyperliquid's commodities, indices and FX. Crypto false-positives don't leak through.
Cross-venue arbitrage view
Cards default-sorted by widest cross-venue spread first, so the most actionable mispricings surface immediately — both for traders and for liquidity providers.
Own fast-pace prediction market
Native LinkHash market for short-window price up/down predictions. Settles automatically from on-platform metrics — no operator dispute layer.
Campaign & rewards engine
Monthly creator campaigns route organic traffic into the product. Verified engagement, on-chain payouts, leaderboards and creator dashboards.
Product surface
A. Consumer terminal
Public-facing aggregator at link-hash.com/terminal. Free to use.
This is the top-of-funnel: SEO, social, organic traffic and AdSense placement.
B. Data API / SaaS
The same normalized cross-venue feed, packaged as a paid API. Target customers: quant desks, market-data resellers, research firms, prediction-market participants, and other Web3 platforms that need a canonical price for tokenized equities or matched prediction-market pairs without writing nine fetchers.
- REST + websocket endpoints for prediction-market and RWA snapshots
- Cross-venue spread, bid/ask, depth and liquidity scoring
- Historical snapshots for backtesting and research licensing
- Tiered pricing: hobby → pro → institutional
C. Embeddable widgets
TradingView-style drop-in widgets for prediction markets and tokenized equities. Communities, news outlets, research blogs and trader-tools sites can paste a snippet and render a live cross-venue view branded to fit their page.
D. White-label engine
A turnkey backend for partner communities and platforms to launch their own prediction-market or RWA-data product under their own brand. We handle the data, settlement plumbing, liquidity support and operational layer; the partner owns the UI and the audience.
E. Own fast-pace prediction market
Native LinkHash market for short-resolution price up/down predictions. Acts as the activation surface for retail users and the natural home for LHX as a unit of account.
Business model
1. Data API / SaaS subscriptions
Recurring revenue from API and websocket access to the cross-venue feed.
2. Data-vendor licensing
Bulk historical and real-time data licensed to research firms, quant desks and other data aggregators.
3. Widget licensing
Branded widget tiers for media outlets and trader-tools sites that want LinkHash data in-page.
4. White-label engine
Setup fee + recurring license for partners running their own branded markets. Optional liquidity support adds a take-rate component.
5. Own market take-rate
Standard market take on the LinkHash-native prediction market, paid in LHX.
6. Ad inventory
Google AdSense and direct placements against organic traffic from the terminal, campaigns and social channels.
Growth & distribution
The growth engine has four sustained drivers and one paid amplifier:
- Organic traffic from the consumer terminal — strong SEO surface on a niche with no incumbent aggregator.
- Monthly campaigns — 1–2 per month, designed to seed natural traffic, not buy it.
- Social distribution — operated YouTube and TikTok channels covering prediction-market and tokenized-equity flow.
- Embedded widgets — every partner embedding a widget is a passive distribution surface back to LinkHash.
- HotSeller partnership (planned) — once organic baseline is established, a paid amplification layer to extend reach.
Token (LHX)
LHX is not the central pitch. Token positioning has been deliberately narrowed: LHX functions as a casino-chip-style unit of account inside the LinkHash native prediction market. It is the medium of bet entry, payout and take.
The protocol's revenue thesis sits in the API, widget, white-label and campaign business — not in token mechanics. This is a conscious de-risking of the product narrative for partners and customers who care about the data and the engine, not the token.
Lockup & dev wallet
Previous investor allocation has fully exited the cap table. What remains on the protocol-disclosure side is the team lockup and a single operational dev wallet, both verifiable on-chain.
Team lockup
199,000,000 LHX locked via Streamflow until December 2026. The lock is unilateral and on-chain — no early-exit clause.
Dev wallet
Single operational wallet used for receiving partnership and campaign fees and for protocol-side operations. All inflows and outflows are public on Solana explorers.
Roadmap
- Q3 — consumer terminal: expand coverage to additional CEXs and to non-US equity markets where tokenized exposure exists.
- Q3–Q4 — data API beta: ship versioned REST + websocket endpoints, with usage-tier billing.
- Q4 — embeddable widgets v1: prediction-market and RWA cards, drop-in <script> install.
- Q4–Q1 — white-label engine: turnkey partner deployments with optional liquidity provisioning.
- Continuous — 1–2 campaigns/month, YouTube + TikTok cadence, AdSense optimization. HotSeller partnership kicks in once organic baseline is established.
Legal & disclosures
LinkHash Corp is a Delaware corporation (8 The Green STE A, Dover, DE 19901). This whitepaper is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment, legal or tax advice. LHX is a utility token used inside the LinkHash native prediction market; it is not offered as a security and is not represented as such in any jurisdiction.
All on-chain addresses are public and independently verifiable. The team makes no forward-looking guarantees about price, returns or product availability in any specific jurisdiction. Users are responsible for ensuring their use of the platform complies with local law.