Fanatics just rolled out their prediction market platform across 24 states. That's a pretty aggressive expansion move – they're clearly betting big on the prediction market space gaining traction in the US.
For those not keeping score, prediction markets let users trade on real-world event outcomes, and the regulatory landscape has been shifting lately. Getting clearance in nearly half the states right out the gate? That's not nothing.
Wonder how this plays into the broader Web3 prediction market narrative. Traditional platforms are moving fast, but decentralized alternatives still have that permissionless edge. Competition heating up either way.
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zkProofInThePudding
· 12-05 12:19
Fanatics is playing hardball with this move, rolling out directly in 24 states... Traditional giants really have the money, power, and compliance channels.
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RatioHunter
· 12-03 16:27
Fanatics is really playing this game like a pro, rolling out directly in 24 states? That's how traditional big companies operate—bold and aggressive...
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SerumSurfer
· 12-03 16:26
NGL, Fanatics is being pretty aggressive with this move—going straight into 24 states... But honestly, being centralized does have policy advantages.
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DegenDreamer
· 12-03 16:17
Fanatics is making a pretty aggressive move here—traditional giants are starting to stake their claims.
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GhostAddressHunter
· 12-03 15:59
The tactics of traditional big companies are truly impressive—taking down 24 states in one go, much faster than some DeFi projects.
Fanatics just rolled out their prediction market platform across 24 states. That's a pretty aggressive expansion move – they're clearly betting big on the prediction market space gaining traction in the US.
For those not keeping score, prediction markets let users trade on real-world event outcomes, and the regulatory landscape has been shifting lately. Getting clearance in nearly half the states right out the gate? That's not nothing.
Wonder how this plays into the broader Web3 prediction market narrative. Traditional platforms are moving fast, but decentralized alternatives still have that permissionless edge. Competition heating up either way.