About
What they said, counted.
Kalshi runs mention markets: will a speaker say a particular word during a speech, interview, rally or earnings call. Most people guess from the news. Mentyn shows the one thing that is actually measurable in advance: how often that speaker has said that word in their recent appearances, counted the way the market counts it.
We build each speaker's library from public transcripts, keep only the speaker's own words, and count the exact word or phrase, its plural or possessive, and any slash alternative. Those counts are ours. The market prices beside them come from Kalshi, are shown as received, and link to the market on kalshi.com.
Mentyn does not take orders, hold a trading account, or tell you what to buy. It is published by Eighth Avenue Digital, LLC, Mississippi.
How we count
- Farm / Farmer
- Either alternative counts.
- Tariff
- Also tariffs, tariff's and tariffs'. Other inflections like “tariffed” don't count.
- Social Security5+×
- Needs 5 uses in a single appearance to qualify.
- Speaker's own words
- Hosts and other guests are removed before we count.
Reading the record
Each word gets a row of cells, one per past appearance, oldest on the left.
What Mentyn isn't
- Not advice. Counts describe the past; they don't predict what anyone will say.
- Not affiliated with Kalshi. We are an independent publisher.
- Not a trading venue. Prices come from Kalshi, shown as received.