2026-01-16 08:28:19

Prediction markets have recently gained a lot of popularity in this sector, and developers in the community are working on a project called PredictAny. Currently, the project has advanced to stage A9, operating in its 26th month, with a ScaleScore index of 67.9. According to the roadmap, the team is aiming for the A12 milestone. The mechanism design of this token issuance simulator has attracted considerable attention, and everyone is watching to see if it can continue to break through key milestones. This kind of innovative exploration in prediction markets has shown many possibilities in the Web3 space. Regardless of whether the ultimate goals are achieved, it at least breaks some traditional limitations in terms of ideas.

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staking_gramps

· 13h ago

A9 has been almost a year, why hasn't the coin been issued yet? It's a bit delayed. PredictAny just feels okay, a score of 67.9 isn't high. I see other projects are already above 80. Sprint to A12? At this pace, we might have to wait a bit longer, but the prediction market track is indeed worth paying attention to. Coin issuance simulator? Can this thing be implemented, or is it just another concept hype? The roadmap is always optimistic, but the key is whether the team can deliver on time.

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SeasonedInvestor

· 21h ago

Hmm, how much longer do A9 to A12 need to be topped up? Is this score of 67.9 reliable? --- PredictAny, this name sounds a bit casual. Predict and earn? I don't believe it. --- 26 months of simulation, when will it truly go live on the chain? --- The prediction market track is about to rise again. What’s the current status of Polymarket? --- Mechanism design sparking heated discussion is understandable, but I worry it’s just another scam coin routine. --- As for the roadmap, everyone probably can’t see the end anyway, haha. --- Tired of hearing about breaking key milestones, actions speak louder than words. --- ScaleScore 67.9, who does it compare to in the same track? No comparison, no harm. --- Web3 prediction markets have great potential, but can they really solve information asymmetry? --- Developers are tinkering, retail investors are gambling, it’s always like this. --- Breaking traditional restrictions sounds good, but in reality, it’s just a new way to cut leeks.

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tx_pending_forever

· 21h ago

A9 is almost at A12, this pace is a bit aggressive. The key is whether it can truly run smoothly. PredictAny is an average name, but the mechanism is indeed interesting. Let's see if it can avoid a bad ending later. 67.9 points... pretty standard, nothing particularly special about it. Token issuance simulator? It sounds like a game, can it really be implemented? Prediction markets are just that—old wine in new bottles. It depends on who can last until the end. It's been 26 months and still in the sprint. How efficient is this team? Innovative mechanisms are one thing, but the real key is TVL and genuine user enthusiasm. Another roadmap. These things are the least valuable. We'll just wait and see.

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liquidation_surfer

· 21h ago

PredictAny this wave is quite interesting, from A9 to A12 it still feels like there's room to tinker This ScaleScore is only 67.9? The master still has a long way to go Token issuance simulator... honestly, it hasn't really been implemented yet, let's wait and see Breaking traditional constraints is fine, but I'm more concerned about whether the economic model can run smoothly It's been 26 months, is this progress steady or dragging? The prediction market track is indeed competitive, but can PredictAny stand out?

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DegenWhisperer

· 21h ago

A9 is almost at A12, the pace is a bit fast, feels like we're rushing? ScaleScore 67.9 sounds good, but we all know that good-looking numbers don't necessarily mean actual results. PredictAny I need to take a close look at this token issuance mechanism, don't want it to be just another scam to harvest users. The prediction market is indeed imaginative, but aren't there still many pitfalls to be explored in the Web3 experimental field?

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BearMarketLightning

· 21h ago

I often see stage divisions like A9, A12, honestly I can't quite grasp what they are trying to do... What is this coin issuance simulator really aiming for? PredictAny? Another prediction market idea, but aiming for A12 is somewhat interesting, just not sure if it will be adaptable once it goes live. 26 months with a score of 67.9... Does this number really mean anything? Can someone translate whether this is good or just average? Breaking traditional limitations sounds good, but actual interaction depends on data; don’t end up with just surface-level innovation again. By the way, with prediction markets so popular lately, could it be just another case of overhyping the concept? Currently aiming for A12, let's wait for the results. Anyway, I’m just observing for now.

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StakeTillRetire

· 21h ago

A9 has been almost two years without issuing tokens? This pace is a bit slow. --- The PredictAny mechanism design is indeed innovative, but I wonder if it can last until A12. --- Another prediction market, it feels like this track is quickly becoming saturated. --- A ScaleScore of 67.9, what does this data indicate? Is there potential? --- Chasing A12, huh? I bet five bucks that it will finally be pushed to next year. --- Prediction markets are popular, but the key still depends on how well the tokenomics are designed. --- Developers are all pondering, but how many can truly survive? --- Breaking traditional limitations sounds good, but practical implementation is the real key. --- How long will it take from A9 to A12? This progress seems a bit uncertain. --- Token issuance simulator? That name is quite straightforward, huh.

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