“It is kind of an amazing development. It's possible one day we'll do something like that.”
Trade the Future
PredictionTalk — industry coverage, venue comparisons, and the forum where real practice meets real edge.
What the people who matter say
25 voices across Wall Street, regulators, crypto, platform founders and a 1945 Nobel laureate — converging on one idea: prediction markets price the future better than polls or pundits. Every quote traceable to its original tweet, essay or press release.
“We're just at the beginning of a prediction market supercycle that could drive trillions in annual volume over time.”
“Prediction markets are emerging as a powerful new layer of financial infrastructure.”
“Our investment blends ICE — owner of the NYSE since 1792 — with a forward-thinking, revolutionary company.”
“The lines have become blurred between swaps, which let investors hedge risk, and products that are essentially bets.”
“Prediction markets are really interesting. At a base level, they can be really good ways of drawing people’s knowledge in and putting it in a forum that the rest of us can use.”
“In a casino or sportsbook, the house sets odds and profits when customers lose. In a prediction market exchange, participants trade with one another while the platform earns transaction fees.”
“Bad process begets bad outcomes. The Commission’s actions do not match up with our words.”
“The law is very clear about events that have commercial, financial or economic consequence qualifying as commodities.”
“We are asking the questions of the regulatory agencies and stakeholders about — is there a need for any imminent statutory change?”
“Putting Polymarket into the category of "gambling" is a massive misunderstanding of what prediction markets are or why people (including economists and policy intellectuals) are excited about them.”
“Trump now leading Kamala by 3% in betting markets. More accurate than polls, as actual money is on the line.”
“Prediction markets are a modern implementation of a classic economic idea, articulated by Friedrich Hayek.”
“We're experimenting with market-making on prediction markets — and you'll see us providing broader liquidity.”
“Bitcoin, Ethereum, blockchain, staking, Web3 — just want to add the words before the end of the call.”
“A bet is a tax on bullshit; and it is a just tax, tribute paid by the bullshitters to those with genuine knowledge.”
“Under the right circumstances, groups are remarkably intelligent, and are often smarter than the smartest people in them.”
“Markets don’t lie.”
“Vote on values, but bet on beliefs.”
“I owe my track record to numeracy and normalcy. Step back, calm down, look at the numbers.”
“The knowledge of the circumstances of which we must make use never exists in concentrated or integrated form, but solely as the dispersed bits of incomplete and frequently contradictory knowledge which all the separate individuals possess.”
“Polymarket cuts through media spin and so-called 'expert' opinion by letting people bet on what they actually believe will happen in the world.”
“There is no insider trading on Polymarket.”
“The outcomes also need to be sufficiently well-defined that contract settlement is not in dispute.”
“Polymarket for predictions, Perplexity for results.”
What's inside the hub
Independent reference, data and discussion — not affiliated with any venue.
Markets dashboard
Live TVL, 24h / 30d volume, fees and per-platform breakdown across the tracked venues. Updated every 6 hours.
Platforms
Reference pages on Kalshi, Polymarket, Predict.fun, Limitless, XO Market, Opinion — how they work, who runs them, where they operate.
Oracles
How prediction-market outcomes get resolved — UMA, Chainlink, Pyth Network, CF Benchmarks and the venues that use them.
Events calendar
196 global events 2026–2030 that may move prediction markets — elections, sports, macro releases, geopolitics. With category filter and PM Score.
Forum
Long-form discussion on mechanics, oracles, regulation and venue-specific topics.
Documentation
AI readiness, merit system, house rules and reference material.
Where to start
If you're new, three places to land.
Compare 6 venues side-by-side
Type, chain, oracle, fees, country restrictions — same fields for every platform.
How outcomes get resolved
UMA, Chainlink, Pyth Network, CF Benchmarks — what each one does and which venues use it for what.
Forum + Telegram
Long-form discussion with people actually trading these markets.