Do all traitors have to die? Polymarket and Predict are heading in opposite directions. Just a few days ago, Polymarket was exposed for deleting posts about airdrops, setting its projected IPO date for May 21, 2027, and raising trading fees on sports markets to a maximum of 5%! Can you believe it? 😱 Yes, a flat 5% per trade—born from Web3, yet now that it’s grown big and wealthy, it’s abandoning its Web3 roots and leaving behind the early supporters. That’s true betrayal. In contrast, Predict not only offers lower fees across all price ranges than Polymarket, but also rewards users with points. The off-chain value of these points has hit new highs, with data soaring exponentially—and it has already confirmed its TGE. In the end, Predict is truly the prediction market for the Web3 community. Comparing their journeys so far, today we’ll explore the divergent paths of Predict and Polymarket: IPO or TGE—who do you pick? 👀 @Polymarket @predictdotfun @dingalingts @yuexiaoyu @TC8880 @ricardogee