2026-01-16 03:39:27

Recently, US institutions have become more active, with an increasing number starting to purchase or share prediction market data. As long as Polymarket, Kalshi, and Opinion remain stable, prediction markets are likely to gradually evolve into a regular indicator of market sentiment.

From a personal perspective, there is still room for the ceiling of this sector to be pushed higher. Especially against the backdrop of a loosening regulatory attitude, the entire market's imagination seems to have been reignited. The pace of institutional entry is also accelerating, and all these signals point to a potential new development cycle for prediction markets.

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SelfRugger

· 1h ago

Hmm, this wave indeed looks like institutions are seriously making moves. Wait, is there really that much room for imagination? Feels like it's a bit overhyped. If these three can really stabilize, the predicted market might turn around. But has the regulation really loosened? Why do I still feel a bit skeptical?

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SmartContractPlumber

· 2h ago

Deregulation and you dare to claim a breakthrough beyond the ceiling? Have these three platforms' contract codes been audited? I want to see who dares to boast about permission control and reentrancy vulnerabilities.

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degenwhisperer

· 2h ago

Institutional bottom-fishing predictions are accelerating, and this round of regulatory easing is indeed a turning point. --- If those three companies in Polymarket can truly stabilize, then the prediction market becoming a trendsetter is not a dream. --- Pushing the ceiling upward, reigniting imagination—sounds wonderful, but ultimately it depends on execution. --- So there is still an opportunity to get on board now; it's not already over. --- The premise of regulatory easing is crucial; without it, everything is just empty talk. --- Institutional rushes into the market mean what everyone understands— the profit window has indeed opened. --- If any of these three companies fail, the market is finished, so the risks still need to be considered.

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RuntimeError

· 2h ago

Relaxation of regulations indeed acts as a catalyst, and the speed at which institutions are rushing in this time is quite fast.

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UncleWhale

· 2h ago

Institutions are really starting to move, this wave is different If all three stabilize, the predicted market indeed has potential When regulation loosens, the ceiling is no longer a ceiling, just worried about more tricks along the way The pace of entry this time is really fast, it feels like big funds are all waiting for the right moment Polymarket's data is really becoming more and more valuable now If you ask me, we're just missing a breakthrough point, still gathering momentum I love the idea that the track's imagination is being unlocked, but it depends on how institutions will actually invest real money later Let's wait and see who can profit from this wave

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IntrovertMetaverse

· 2h ago

Regulatory easing has prompted them to rush in; I think these institutions have been itching to get started for a while.

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SignatureVerifier

· 2h ago

tbh the "just don't break" contingency for three platforms feels like insufficient validation... what happens when one inevitably does? seems like people are getting ahead of themselves here

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ParanoiaKing

· 2h ago

Institutional accumulation predicts the market bottom, is this really the case or are we about to get chopped again?

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