Infrastructure for modern market microstructure.
Company
Tallora builds and operates proprietary systems across prediction markets and blockchain-based markets.
Event-driven and blockchain-based markets are growing faster than the infrastructure beneath them. Liquidity is split across regulated exchanges and on-chain protocols, each with its own order books, data conventions, and settlement mechanics. Operating well across them requires the same things that define mature markets: accurate data, reliable execution, and rigorous risk and settlement controls.
We build proprietary systems for pricing, execution, and settlement across these fragmented markets, and we develop, run, and deploy quantitative strategies on top of them. Our work sits at the intersection of quantitative research, engineering, and blockchain infrastructure, and everything is built in-house, from market data and pricing through execution and on-chain settlement.
We bring the discipline of institutional market structure to these markets.
Our people
Bethany founded Tallora to build the infrastructure these markets are missing. She was an early liquidity provider in prediction markets and has operated across both regulated venues and blockchain networks.
Before Tallora, she was with Citi Commodities in New York City, covering institutional clients across options, volatility, and precious metals alongside some of the most sophisticated trading firms in the market.
She studied Finance and Economics at The University of Texas at Austin, where she founded Texas Women in Economics.
Principles
We build with modern tooling, including AI, so a small team can deliver at institutional scale. Markets reward accuracy, so every line of code is held to the same standard of correctness.
Infrastructure is only valuable if it's there when it matters. We build for uptime, resilience, and continuity under stress.
Healthy markets depend on trust. We hold ourselves to institutional standards in how we build, operate, and partner.