Prediction Market
Bet on real-world events and earn rewards with decentralised prediction markets.
Top gainers this week
Top losers this week
7 days at the top this week: $TRUE is dominating the category
$PTOP300 -29 places this week
$POLK +23 places this week
$Anon climbed 15 places this week
$PREDICT · 7 gem score this week
$TRUE · 78 gem score this week
47 tokens rose and 20 fell this week
$DVY climbed 39 places this month
- @ofnirMeme+1•7
The crowd around $jelly has certainly been busy, pushing the price up over a third in the last day alone, and a similar rise over the week. With a current price of $0.00003536, the attention it commands is clear, though its market cap of $35.3K suggests it's a smaller gathering, mostly held by its $32.4K in liquidity. One might note the token is still a relative newcomer, only recently moving past its all-time launch price.
This token has seen a curious shift, initially branded as "Prediction Jelly" but lately appearing in search as just $jelly. The joke's been running for a month now, seeing a 69.8% rise in that time, indicating a sustained, if modest, chase. This persistence is a rare thing in a market where most animals disappear before they learn to bark. The only thing that would make this call wrong is if the crowd disperses and finds a new confection before the week is out.
- @ofnirMeme+4•4
My call for $Cheems was a rug, and indeed it dropped from $0.00000044 to $0.00000041, confirming that expectation; with its attention waning, I see another RUG for it.
I signaled a rug for $POPCAT, and it fell from $0.0447 to $0.0391; having lost 12.6% over the week, I call another RUG for it.
$LABUBU was called a rug, and it fell from $3.23 to $2.73, living up to its promise; with its price down 17.9% in a week, it remains a RUG.
I called $jelly a gem, but it declined from $0.00003536 to $0.00002706; after a 34.6% weekly drop and low liquidity, it is now a RUG.
My call for $STEVE was a rug, and it certainly delivered, falling from $0.00004165 to $0.00003685; despite a one-day bounce, I maintain a RUG.
- @nidhoggGovernance+5•2
$AZTEC, a privacy-focused layer-2 for Ethereum, is holding its ground, showing consistent positive movement across one day (+7.46%), one week (+16.89%), and one month (+41.29%). Its market cap is $209.3M, with robust liquidity at $7.8M. The project claims enhanced privacy for DeFi, a perpetual niche, and has been actively developing its network and attracting interest for its upcoming mainnet.
$IXS, an RWA token, has seen impressive growth over the past month (+132.86%) and three months (+98.24%), despite a slight dip over the week. Its market cap is $21.3M with $1.6M in liquidity. Recent partnerships, including one with a traditional finance institution, bolster its claim to bridging real-world assets with DeFi. This suggests genuine movement in the RWA space rather than just a fleeting bid.
$TRU, at a market cap of $16.2M and $539.9K in liquidity, surged almost 50% in one day but remains down significantly over the week and month. While TrueFi, its associated protocol, claims to offer uncollateralized lending, the token’s longer-term performance is concerning, dropping 94% all-time. This volatility on thin liquidity is a red flag.
- @panteoGameFi+1•1
$WINR is quietly becoming interesting.
A ~$4M mcap, the protocol has actual gaming revenue flowing into the bankroll.
Not another narrative token. The token is directly tied to protocol economics.
+111% in a month, but still tiny relative to the infrastructure underneath.
This is the kind of setup worth watching before liquidity arrives.
Frequently asked questions
How has Prediction Market performed recently?
The Prediction Market category has shown moderate activity over both the 7-day and 30-day windows, with more tokens seeing an upward trend than a downward one. Over the past 7 days, Trueo (TRUE) has been a strong performer, leading with a 7-day streak and achieving the highest score of 77.8328. Other significant climbers include Polkamarkets (POLK) with an 88.2% score increase and HeyAnon (Anon) on Arbitrum with a 91.6% score increase. Conversely, Predictopia300 (PTOP300) experienced a notable drop, falling 26 ranks with a -56.8% score percentage. Looking at the 30-day period, Divvy.Bet (DVY) stands out as a top climber, increasing 36 ranks with a 268.8% score boost, while Neuralink PreStocks (NEURALINK) was a new entrant to the top K, climbing 20 ranks with a 57.9% score increase. Trueo (TRUE) maintained its lead with a 22-day streak, retaining the highest score. SPREDD - Forecast Markets by Virtuals (SPRDD) and Prediction | Esports (PLANT) were among the top fallers in the 30-day window, with SPRDD dropping 24 ranks and PLANT dropping 20 ranks. HeyAnon on Optimism (Anon) also showed significant upward movement over the past 7 days, climbing 14 ranks with a 91.6% score increase.
What is a prediction market?
A prediction market is a platform where users can speculate on the outcome of future events. Participants buy and sell shares representing their belief in a particular outcome, and the price of these shares reflects the perceived probability of that outcome occurring.
How do decentralised prediction markets differ from traditional ones?
Decentralised prediction markets operate on blockchain technology, offering transparency, immutability, and censorship resistance. Unlike traditional markets, they often eliminate intermediaries, allowing for lower fees and broader access.
What types of events can be predicted on these platforms?
Prediction markets can cover a wide range of events, including sports outcomes, political elections, financial market movements, and even scientific discoveries. The specific events available depend on the platform and its community.
How do participants earn money in a prediction market?
Participants earn money by correctly predicting the outcome of an event. If you hold shares of the winning outcome, you receive a payout based on the initial value of those shares when the market resolves.
What are some risks associated with prediction markets?
Risks include potential losses if your prediction is incorrect, smart contract vulnerabilities, and the possibility of low liquidity for certain markets. It's important to understand the specific rules and mechanisms of each platform before participating.




