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@embrron
Building Distribution Markets @Dekantfi | Mapping https://t.co/wjx9TkbkbB | member @SuperteamAE







Prediction markets are no longer one mechanism, they’re becoming a design space. over the next few weeks, I'll break down 7 prediction market primitives, one by one: 1. Binary Markets 2. Event Contracts 3. Scalar Markets 4. Decision Markets 5. Multiverse Markets 6. Information Markets 7. Continuous Markets Each one exists because a different type of belief needs a different market structure. Beliefs have different shapes, Markets should too!




Excited for Deel to launch contractor wallets, DLUSD, and Earn exclusively on @tempo Deel has been a close design partner as we crafted Tempo to be the best chain for Payroll payments




People are starting to see the bigger picture. New market primitives aren’t just better prediction markets, they're new financial instruments. New ways to express beliefs, price information, and build markets that couldn’t exist before. One of the biggest narratives ahead. That’s my bet.

Introducing: Prediction Market Atlas What most people see in prediction markets is only the surface. The categories now shipping include futarchy, distribution markets, multiverse markets, opinion markets, attention markets, decision markets, and info-finance. Each has its own pricing logic, regulatory lane, and audience. PM Atlas maps that landscape across 108 platforms, 12 mechanisms, and 90 concepts, from industry structure down to the actual products being built. A way to track who is building what, how these markets differ, and where the next primitives are emerging. pmatlas.xyz



Prediction markets become more powerful when they start functioning like real market infrastructure. That requires predictable costs, credible settlement, multi-currency flexibility, and architecture that can support higher-trust financial and operational use cases. Arc is built to support that evolution.




Prediction markets are no longer one mechanism, they’re becoming a design space. over the next few weeks, I'll break down 7 prediction market primitives, one by one: 1. Binary Markets 2. Event Contracts 3. Scalar Markets 4. Decision Markets 5. Multiverse Markets 6. Information Markets 7. Continuous Markets Each one exists because a different type of belief needs a different market structure. Beliefs have different shapes, Markets should too!

What are continuous markets? @embrron on how continuous markets let users express their beliefs the way they actually think.