Camille Fontaine

Camille Fontaine began her career on the crude oil and refined-products desk at a Geneva commodity trading house — the global hub of physical oil trading — where she spent six years modeling tanker flows, OPEC policy, and the crack spreads that move refiners' margins. She holds a degree in energy economics and moved to prediction markets in 2025, drawn by the chance to trade a macro view directly rather than through a corporate P&L. At Bot for Kalshi, Camille covers the energy complex — WTI and Brent crude, natural gas, gasoline, and heating oil — with a specialty in tracing a geopolitical headline all the way from the OPEC table to the price at the pump and the cost of everything that moves by truck. Her writing rule, borrowed from the trading floor: a thesis isn't finished until you can say exactly how you'd put it on. Off the desk, she's a serious cyclist who claims the best way to understand fuel prices is to power yourself up a mountain pass.