Recently tried out a new prediction market toy called Predict, and I feel the barrier to entry is much lower than I expected.

Friends who have played with Polymarket should understand that a prediction market essentially allows you to bet real money on future events. However, I always felt that the process was a bit cumbersome before, but this time it's a pleasant surprise—easy to get started, simple rules, and the key is that there are plenty of diverse topics.

The architecture built on Web3 makes the entire process much more transparent, eliminating concerns about platform manipulation. You can place bets on various hot events: price trends, sports events, and even social issues are all acceptable. Win/loss settlements are executed automatically, saving you the hassle of disputes.

Compared to the professional design of Limitless, Predict feels more like turning prediction markets into a social game. It has a strong sense of participation; if you make the right judgment, you gain rewards, and if you make the wrong one, it's just tuition fees. This setting of "everyone can bet on the future" indeed makes prediction much more interesting.