Recently, there has been a noticeable increase in conversations about prediction markets among people around me. Not only is the discussion highly active on social media, but the most heated topics in various groups are also related to this area. I’ve spent a lot of time recently learning about this sector, and the more I delve into it, the more interesting it becomes.

To put it simply, prediction markets are a way to use money to express your judgment on a certain event. Simple, direct, transparent.

These days, I’ve compared several leading prediction market platforms and ultimately chose Predict.fun. Mainly because its mechanism logic is quite clear, and it’s easy to use. However, just researching on my own isn’t enough, so I decided to gather a few people to review, analyze, and discuss together.

At 5 PM, we will host a live session in the community square of this exchange. It’s not a traditional lecture format, but rather a session where we look at the mechanism, ask questions, and discuss whether this project is worth spending time on. As we watch and think, we’ll consider which parts are cleverly designed and which parts might carry risks.

If you’re interested in prediction markets—whether you’re a beginner or have been studying for a while but still find it a bit confusing—you’re welcome to join. Or if you just want to see what new tricks are happening in this sector lately, that’s fine too. Talking together often helps us see things more clearly.

From the current situation, Predict.fun still has a chance to compete in the prediction market landscape of 2026. But how far it can go depends on future development and ecosystem building. See you this afternoon, let’s dig into this project together.