#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 Industry key figures continue to be optimistic about the prediction market sector. From current signals, 2026 is very likely to become the year when the prediction market truly breaks out of its niche—this is no longer just pure conceptual hype, but a dual reflection of ecosystem maturity and market recognition.
Related sector tokens are also gaining popularity, with prediction market assets like $REZ and $FXS worth paying close attention to. The volatility of non-farm payroll data combined with Federal Reserve policy expectations has created more genuine price discovery needs for prediction market applications—this is precisely the core value of this sector.
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WalletDivorcer
· 16h ago
Non-farm data has dragged down the market again, but it at least provides some nourishment for the prediction market.
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Is 26 years really about to take off? Let’s see if the ecosystem can hold up first.
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$REZ and $FXS are indeed accumulating strength, but it still depends on what the Federal Reserve does next.
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Breaking out and exploding has been heard too many times; the key is whether real users will actually use it.
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Price discovery demand is good, but how many projects can actually sustain it?
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The bigger the volatility, the more attractive the prediction market is. This logic is true.
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Feels like the story from the beginning of the year again; let’s wait and see.
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Is the ecosystem maturity reliable, or are they just hyping concepts again?
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ZKProofEnthusiast
· 17h ago
The prediction market is really not just hype this time; there are genuine demands now.
REZ and FXS have been on our radar for a while; let's see how high they can fly by 2026.
Non-farm payroll data is chaotic, which just gives the prediction market a chance to prove its usefulness.
As the ecosystem matures, it should be reflected in the price. Looking forward to it.
This track is finally about to break out; it feels like it's coming.
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GasBandit
· 17h ago
Wow, non-farm data being so weak actually became an accelerator for the prediction market? That's interesting.
REZ and FXS definitely should be looked at, but 2026 breaking the circle is a bit overhyped...
Wait, I do agree with the real demand part; it's not something that meme coins can compare to.
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GasFeeCrier
· 17h ago
Non-farm data underperforms, but the prediction market is still popular? That's an interesting logic.
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I've been laying low on REZ and FXS for a while, just waiting for the moment when they break through in 2026.
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It sounds nice, but ultimately it depends on real trading volume.
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The bigger the volatility, the better. That's the true survival ground for prediction markets.
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Is the ecosystem mature? I think it still needs some polishing; let's not have another flash in the pan.
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Price discovery demand is indeed strong, but how many can actually catch this wave?
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Year after year, breaking through the circle, didn't we say the same in 2022?
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The Federal Reserve's policy expectations have indeed given prediction markets some work to do.
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The price of FXS is a bit outrageous right now; we need to keep observing.
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From conceptual hype to ecosystem application, there's a huge gap in between.
#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 Industry key figures continue to be optimistic about the prediction market sector. From current signals, 2026 is very likely to become the year when the prediction market truly breaks out of its niche—this is no longer just pure conceptual hype, but a dual reflection of ecosystem maturity and market recognition.
Related sector tokens are also gaining popularity, with prediction market assets like $REZ and $FXS worth paying close attention to. The volatility of non-farm payroll data combined with Federal Reserve policy expectations has created more genuine price discovery needs for prediction market applications—this is precisely the core value of this sector.