CoinWorld news, according to a report by Castle Labs, the on-chain options market is transitioning from an early "copy Deribit" phase toward various forms such as yield products, RFQ/CLOB, short-term binary markets, and prediction markets. Currently, the 30-day nominal trading volume of on-chain options is approximately $1.44 billion, and premium trading volume has hit an all-time high this year. The report also notes that over the past 18 months, the monthly trading volume of prediction markets has grown from about $2 billion to approximately $30 billion. In June, this category generated over $300 million in fees, nearly double the fees from categories such as lending. Among them, Polymarket's monthly trading volume has exceeded $10 billion, primarily driven by crypto, sports, and political categories, while Kalshi accounts for over 65% of the total prediction market trading volume.

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HotAirBalloonViewing
· 3h ago
Kalshi accounts for over 65%? Traditional compliant platforms are overwhelmingly crushing DeFi prediction markets.
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TheRetreatButtonIsVeryLarge.
· 3h ago
Polymarket breaks 10 billion in a single month, the political prediction pie is much bigger than imagined.
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NonceNina
· 3h ago
The parallel development of RFQ/CLOB is correct, and the fragmentation of on-chain liquidity must be solved through multiple forms.
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LighthouseInTheMist
· 3h ago
1.44 billion monthly trading volume, a new high in premiums, the data looks decent but it’s still a drop in the bucket compared to traditional finance.
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SweepTheFloor
· 3h ago
On-chain options are finally no longer copying Deribit, and yield products and short-term trading plays are indeed more down to earth.
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