CryptoSlate's analysis highlights that while DoubleZero's Edge service, launched on September 9, integrates Kalshi's election and politics market data to offer faster, more dependable information for professional trading companies, it may give well-equipped firms an advantage over ordinary bettors. This dynamic could make trading more expensive for retail users, as market makers with faster data can update quotes more quickly, potentially widening spreads or reducing contract availability for those with older market views. The article suggests that while faster data could theoretically lead to better prices through competition, its effective use requires specialized software and significant capital, creating unequal capabilities among participants.