A fascinating opportunity in 2026 is worth paying attention to—participating in prediction market trading through wallet applications may simultaneously earn incentives from two ecosystems.

How exactly does it work? By using the prediction market integrated within a mainstream wallet app, you can directly trade and accumulate wallet points. At the same time, your trading behavior in the prediction market also helps to generate data. It’s a win-win situation.

From a trading perspective, the closing phase of the 15-minute Bitcoin prediction market is a good entry point. When the predicted price trend has high certainty (single-sided exceeding 0.95), the win rate is relatively promising. The same goes for the closing phase of sports event markets—market liquidity is sufficient, and platforms often waive trading fees during the closing stage, which is very important.

However, to be honest, the prediction market interface integrated within wallets currently charges relatively high fees, with a 4% rate being quite steep. So, if you are optimistic about the token issuance prospects of these two ecosystems and believe participation can be profitable, you need to manage costs carefully. When engaging in order placement, consider the fee costs, and also prepare psychologically—there’s a risk of losing principal if the market moves unfavorably.

Overall, the logic of this mechanism is clear: platforms accumulate users and data through point competitions, while users have the opportunity to participate in two potential token issuance events. Make sure to calculate the potential gains and risks carefully before getting involved.