2026-01-16 07:36:53

American institutions are beginning to purchase and distribute prediction market data on a large scale, and this signal is very interesting. Polymarket, Kalshi, and Opinion are currently operating relatively stably. If they can maintain healthy development, prediction market data is very likely to evolve into a regular reference indicator for market sentiment—just like reading candlestick charts.

What’s more worth noting is that, with the shift in regulatory attitudes, the growth potential of this sector has not yet reached its peak. Based on the frequency of data procurement, institutional participation is clearly increasing, which usually indicates that the market is transitioning from the exploration stage to the normalization stage. If regulation continues to loosen, the application scenarios and market capacity of prediction markets will be redefined.

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NFTragedy

· 3h ago

Institutions making big moves into the market prediction scene, this is getting interesting Wait, can Polymarket really stay stable? Feels like it could be taken down at any time Eased regulations are a good thing, but whether this track will thrive depends on US policy stance All three major platforms need to survive, or it’s just false prosperity I just want to know if institutional data procurement can really make money or if it’s just another way to cut leeks Prediction markets becoming mainstream indicators? Dream on, the information gap is just too big

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BlockchainNewbie

· 3h ago

Ha, institutions are predicting the market bottoming out, so it's stable now. Polymarket is really emerging, faster than I expected. Easing regulations means everything will rise, but that logic is a bit absolute. If the three major platforms can't hold up, then all this is pointless. If prediction markets really become standard indicators, that's ridiculous. People who can't even understand candlestick charts shouldn't be looking at this. Wait, are institutions buying the dip or just cutting the leeks? Being called "regulated" sounds good, but in reality, it's just about who they want to harvest. It's still too early to enter; let's wait and see the data. Regulatory attitudes can change suddenly, so don't be too optimistic. If one of these three platforms collapses, everything is over.

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MetaverseLandlady

· 3h ago

Institutions are bottom-fishing in the prediction market, which is setting an example for us. When normalization happens, retail investors will be the next to get hit... --- Polymarket stays steady and profits; once regulation loosens, the entire scale will be different, and capital flow has long been exposed. --- Basically, institutions are抢夺 data dividends, and by the time we react, they will have already laid out their plans. --- If prediction markets truly become tools like K-line charts, then money is not far away. The regulation move is a decisive one. --- Looking at the frequency of procurement, Polymarket might be about to take off. --- I just want to know if these repeated regulatory relaxations will cause data trading to restart again.

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NFTRegretter

· 3h ago

Institutions entering the market on a large scale, it feels like this time is truly different. If platforms like Polymarket can survive until regulatory easing, the data's value might be seriously underestimated. The question is, how long can they last?

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CryptoCrazyGF

· 3h ago

Institutions are starting to buy the dip and predict the market. Now Polymarket might really take off... But honestly, can this thing become a daily reference like candlestick charts? It's still a bit uncertain. The key is the loosening of regulations. Currently, these platforms are like dancing in a narrow space. If they are truly regulated, expanding capacity tenfold wouldn't be an exaggeration.

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