Do you all bet on football? I can't quite understand it. You place a bet and the platform takes a cut, and even if you win, there's no guarantee you'll get the money. If you encounter a scam, you might even lose money. It's really better to play prediction markets.

@Signamarket It's not a xx platform; it's a decentralized prediction market. You can create a market on it, like "Will Argentina make it to the finals this time?" No approval needed, you set the conditions and options yourself, funds go directly into the contract, and no one takes a cut in the middle. Participants bet real money, and the final result isn't decided by an administrator but verified by the community through an open process.
Traditional prediction markets have all kinds of tricks—platforms ban your markets, secretly change odds, delay settlements. None of that exists on Signa. You want to open a market, just open it; you want to bet, just bet; you can even earn some by promoting. How rules are set and disputes are resolved are all decided by community votes.
That's why they call it the Truth Discovery Protocol—allowing ordinary people to make money from information asymmetry instead of being exploited by platforms. The World Cup hype is just one wave; many people have already been guessing corner kicks, red cards, and whether there will be extra time on there.
If you understand football and are interested, you can go participate.