Prediction market platforms and exchanges

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Fatebook helps users record predictions and revisit their decisions. It is a forecasting and personal-calibration tool.

BabyNames.Market presents event trading around the US government’s annual publication of popular baby names.

Bango provides a place to create and share questions. The referenced resource is its events view.

Bento.fun describes tools for creating markets around topics selected by users.

BillionLive combines watching content, trading and predictions in its app. Further mechanics were not established from its short overview.

Bodega’s site describes a prediction-market product and provides sections on its mechanics, development roadmap and team.

Converge’s checked page is a coming-soon announcement for connecting predictions. A functioning trading service was not established by that announcement.

Fanatics’ site combines sports betting, casino products and trading-oriented features in one app, alongside its FanCash rewards programme.

ForecastEx describes trading in forecast contracts tied to prediction events. The source page explains its contract concept and intended use.

Hilo describes a voting-based prediction experience with rewards and no required cash stake. The provider’s risk-free wording is not treated as an independent risk assessment.

Melbo describes markets on political, sporting, crypto and economic events, with share prices presented as market-implied probabilities.

Numinous describes a forecasting network designed to improve through feedback. Its short overview does not establish independent forecast performance.

Opposite describes peer-to-peer wagers where participants take contrary sides on world events.

Poll describes private bets shared through a link, with pooled stakes and a group decision on the result.

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Predik describes Spanish-language prediction markets aimed at Latin America, with Yes/No shares and USDC-denominated settlement.

propSPACE describes trading player-proposition outcomes using USDC on Arbitrum One.

Riviera presents games and prize-based play. Its brief overview does not establish a prediction-market exchange.

Runtiler’s checked site states that trading has closed while accounts and self-held wallets carry over and deposits and withdrawals remain described as available.

Spend Market describes event markets on consumer spending at named brands, with transaction data used as the stated resolution source.

The Sports.com prediction resource presents sports predictions. Its short overview leaves further product mechanics unestablished.

Timeless presents Yes/No prediction shares for real-world and on-chain events on BNB Chain.