[Chain News] Recently noticed that Kalshi, an American prediction market platform, has made a big move— they have tokenized thousands of prediction markets on the Solana blockchain. This operation is mainly aimed at opening up a global liquidity pool to allow more people to participate.
Interestingly, Kalshi has also teamed up with DFlow and Jupiter to launch a feature called “Builder Codes.” In simple terms, it allows developers to build their own applications based on these markets and share in the transaction volume generated. This model is quite novel, effectively transforming the prediction market into combinable Lego blocks, incentivizing developers to create innovative applications, and allowing the ecosystem to grow accordingly.
The prediction market itself is quite interesting, and with on-chain transparency and programmability, there is indeed a lot more room for play.
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CoffeeOnChain
· 9h ago
The Solana ecosystem has added another thing, I like this builder codes logic... There can only be life with incentives.
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SilentObserver
· 9h ago
Wow, playing in the prediction market like this is indeed full of imagination, but I don't know if the trading Depth is enough.
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RooftopVIP
· 9h ago
Wow, this wave is really ecological thinking. The design of Builder Codes is quite brilliant, bringing developers in to share achievements, so there's no fear of no one building applications.
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Moving the prediction market to Solana? The essence is still a liquidity issue; it depends on how much volume DFlow and Jupiter can attract.
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The metaphor of Lego blocks is interesting. In my opinion, the key is whether the incentive mechanism is attractive enough; what do developers want?
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Again with Solana and tokenization, this combination has been tried before. Can Kalshi create something new this time?
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I agree with the transparency + programmability, but the reality is that most people won't build applications themselves; it still depends on whether the leading players can create phenomenal products.
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I'm a bit tempted; should I try writing a bot based on this market?
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That part of Builder Codes is really like providing developers with a stable job; as long as they can attract trading volume, they can earn money. This logic is pretty clear.
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But to be honest, the earning capability of prediction markets is generally average. Let's see how long the trading volume can hold up.
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AlwaysAnon
· 10h ago
Solana is back with another plan to make some easy gains, quite interesting.
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This Builder Codes thing seems like it's trying to pull in liquidity?
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The transparency of the prediction market on-chain really caught my attention.
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Wait, is this going to be a DeFi version of Robinhood?
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I'm on board with the LEGO block model, but can developers really make money?
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I've heard the global liquidity talk a hundred times, can Solana catch it this time?
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There's some hype, but the technical architecture is indeed wild.
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The profit-sharing system still ends up with the platform making the big bucks.
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If this wave succeeds, the prediction market will truly be on-chain.
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Jupiter is already in the game, which shows there's indeed potential.
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GasWrangler
· 10h ago
nah, technically speaking if you actually analyze the composability mechanics here, the incentive structure is demonstrably sub-optimal for base layer throughput... jupiter integration doesn't solve solana's fundamental bottlenecks tbh
Kalshi tokenizes thousands of prediction markets on Solana and launches a developer incentive program.
[Chain News] Recently noticed that Kalshi, an American prediction market platform, has made a big move— they have tokenized thousands of prediction markets on the Solana blockchain. This operation is mainly aimed at opening up a global liquidity pool to allow more people to participate.
Interestingly, Kalshi has also teamed up with DFlow and Jupiter to launch a feature called “Builder Codes.” In simple terms, it allows developers to build their own applications based on these markets and share in the transaction volume generated. This model is quite novel, effectively transforming the prediction market into combinable Lego blocks, incentivizing developers to create innovative applications, and allowing the ecosystem to grow accordingly.
The prediction market itself is quite interesting, and with on-chain transparency and programmability, there is indeed a lot more room for play.