Polymarket Rolls Out V2 Protocol Upgrade Polymarket has started testing Protocol V2 with production canary markets, replacing its 2019 Gnosis-based framework with a redesigned architecture. The upgrade uses a single ERC-1155 positions contract, pUSD as collateral, dedicated exchanges for four market types and a new router. V2 initially supports Binary, Atomic Neg-risk, Incremental Neg-risk and Combinatorial markets, with a new OracleAggregator connecting to UMA, Chainlink and other data sources. Canary markets will run through October 30, with Polymarket tentatively targeting November 2 for V2 to handle new markets.

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🚀 @0xPolygon is easily 285x undervalued 👀 Cc: @sandeepnailwal @0xMarcB 🙌 🧠 $30+ / $POL is easily the floor Grok: “If #Polygon had Ethereum’s current market cap of about $329 billion, its price would be roughly $31. That uses a circulating supply of about 10.63 billion POL POL is trading near $0.108, so that level would be about 285× the current price. Fully diluted value is almost the same, because nearly the full supply is already circulating.” 👀

Prediction markets have a vanity metric problem: trading volume. Volume looks like traction, but it can spike around major events and count the same capital repeatedly as traders rotate positions. Open interest tells a much cleaner story. As of May 1, tracked prediction markets held roughly $1.11B in OI. Kalshi: ~$630.7M Polymarket: ~$449.9M Together, they accounted for almost 98%. Everyone else was below $15M. That changes how I read the category. This isn't ten platforms competing on equal footing. It's two liquidity centers followed by a long tail of increasingly specialized products. @Kalshi is winning with regulated rails and brokerage-like UX. @Polymarket owns the crypto-native position. Smaller players are differentiating around specific environments: exchange-style crypto markets, macro contracts, or prediction markets embedded directly into existing trading venues. The broader lesson is simple: activity is not the same as depth. You can subsidize volume and make a dashboard look active. You cannot fake whether serious capital can enter and exit without moving the market. I'd rank prediction markets by OI, depth, spreads and resolution quality before headline volume.

Solid market from @KnightPredict. Anyone can create a market on @xomarket and pick a side. I am going with a yes $POLY will announce ,it is due.

A prediction market that probably no one has heard about just got mentioned by WIRED (a famous publication with 10,4m followers) meet @verifact pretty new, they launched publicly a few days ago the platform is built to resolve disputed facts, from business and politics to science and culture I love the fact that users can also review the arguments between people and then buy True or False btw first 1,000 users can turn $10 into $30 by holding positions: - hold $10+ in your first market for 2 days → $10 - hold $10+ in a second market for 5 days → $10 - hold $20+ total for 7 days → $10 all fully withdrawable did throw a couple of bets on it