Crypto.com, ERShares, Signal Markets Launch Game-Changing Prediction Platform
Three giants just teamed up to let you bet on the future—and potentially make a fortune doing it.
The Prediction Powerhouse
Crypto.com, ERShares, and Signal Markets are merging crypto liquidity with traditional market intelligence. The goal? A platform where users can stake on everything from stock prices to election outcomes. It's a direct challenge to the murky world of unregulated betting—offering transparency through blockchain while cutting out the usual financial gatekeepers.
Why This Changes Everything
Forget passive investing. This platform turns market sentiment into a tradable asset. It bypasses slow-moving traditional exchanges, letting capital flow where conviction is highest. For the crypto-native, it's a new playground. For traditional finance? Let's just say it's another elegant solution to a problem they created with fees and friction—a little jab the industry probably deserves.
The collaboration signals a major push to bridge digital and traditional assets. If successful, it could redefine how we interact with markets, turning every headline and rumor into a potential position. The future isn't just something to watch anymore—it's something to trade.
Why prediction markets are gaining attention
Prediction markets allow people to buy and sell contracts based on the probability of something happening in the future, and the price of the contract is based on the aggregate likelihood of something happening.
These markets have gained traction as tools for sentiment and probability analysis, extending beyond speculative bets to broader financial and economic forecasting. In the past, prediction markets have been legally unclear in most jurisdictions, but recent regulatory changes have opened up opportunities to broader use.
In the US, Gemini recently launched regulated prediction markets nationwide after receiving approval from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), allowing retail traders to bet on outcomes of various real-world events on a federally regulated platform, and Gemini’s new product is live across all 50 states.
Meanwhile, platforms such as Polymarket have returned to the U.S. with a CFTC-approved mobile app that allows real-money trading on sporting event outcomes.
At the same time, industry players are forming advocacy groups to influence policy. The Coalition for Prediction Markets, which includes Crypto.com, Kalshi, Robinhood, Coinbase, and Underdog, aims to protect transparency, market integrity, and customer protection standards amid shifting regulatory debates.
Broader industry adoption and integration
The broader prediction market ecosystem is also expanding into wallets and mainstream platforms. As an example, Phantom Wallet has incorporated Kalshi prediction markets to support more than 20 million users, allowing crypto holders to trade event contracts in their wallets.
Other platforms, such as Trust Wallet adds native predictions features to consolidate markets across various operators to make them easy to access by users.
This MOVE toward integration reflects a trend in which event-based markets are no longer siloed apps but embedded into the tools where users already manage digital assets and financial data.
What this means for users and markets
Prediction markets can offer a market-derived view of expectations for outcomes like inflation figures, employment data, corporate earnings, and policy decisions.
The new Crypto.com platform WOULD allow participants to see a real-time view of the probability and not a snapshot of events by bringing together analytics, macro data, and user-generated signals.
This segment is yet to be seen in the light of how the regulatory bodies, traders and the wider financial markets will react.
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