predict.fun
PREDICTYield-bearing prediction market on BNB Chain
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$369.1KBuyback funds
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Monthly amounts & ratios
| Period | Protocol income | Buyback funds | Burn funds | Buyback ratio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 2026 | $369.1K | -- | -- | -- |
| Oct 2026 | $2.12M | -- | -- | -- |
| Sep 2026 | $1.22M | -- | -- | -- |
| Aug 2026 | $780.35K | -- | -- | -- |
| Jul 2026 | $1.69M | -- | -- | -- |
| Jun 2026 | $1.29M | -- | -- | -- |
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About predict.fun
predict.fun is a prediction market deployed on BNB Chain where users trade on the outcomes of sports, politics, crypto and finance events, with prices reflecting the market's view of event probability. It relies on the BNB ecosystem.
The project offers event markets, market data and settlement so users can take part through contracts and settle by positions once outcomes resolve. Emphasizing transparency, ease of use and community participation, it organizes markets across many event types and adds points and incentives to boost engagement, making it a representative project in prediction markets on BNB.
Predict.fun was founded by dingaling, former Binance head of research and PancakeSwap co-founder, launching on BNB Chain in December 2025 and incubated and invested by YZi Labs.
On December 4, 2025 Binance founder CZ publicly promoted predict.fun on X, highlighting that user collateral earns DeFi yield while positions stay open.
In March 2026 Predict.fun announced the acquisition of Probable, another on-chain prediction market incubated by PancakeSwap and YZi Labs, migrating its users.
In April 2026 predict.fun backers YZi Labs and Susquehanna Crypto made a follow-on investment; that month Binance integrated prediction markets in-app powered by the platform.
By March 2026 predict.fun had processed over $1.7 billion in volume across more than 125,000 users; by April volume surpassed $1.8 billion.
Predict.fun delivered a string of breakthroughs in 2026. On March 4 it strategically acquired Probable, incubated by PancakeSwap and YZi Labs, integrating its technology stack and Asian user base; on March 31 and April 2 it announced strategic investments from YZi Labs and Susquehanna Crypto. On July 7 it launched a block-trading platform with liquidity from Susquehanna Crypto, enabling large P2P executions of 100,000+ shares without slippage. Trust Wallet completed native integration around the same period, and cumulative volume has surpassed $4.6 billion.
predict.fun's position comes from distribution rather than product: as the official prediction-market provider for Binance Wallet and the Binance app, it drives acquisition cost close to zero, with points claimable inside Binance itself, an entry Polymarket and Kalshi cannot match. Probable adds Asian users and order-book technology, Susquehanna Crypto adds market-making depth, and Chainlink plus UMA handle quoting and automated resolution for 15-minute markets. Industry volume is heading from about $64 billion in 2025 toward an estimated $325 billion in 2026, and competition has moved from market count to capital efficiency: keeping collateral yield-bearing while positions are open is the moat that keeps volume on BNB Chain.
Ding is co-founder and CEO of predict.fun. He came from consulting and banking, joined Binance in 2017 to build its research and asset review team, ran Launchpad in 2019, founded PancakeSwap in 2020 and started Predict in 2024. Under the alias dingaling he is a familiar figure in NFT circles.
Yue Xiaoyu heads Asia-Pacific. Previously head of growth at Probable, where he built the growth system from scratch, he joined with his team in March 2026, and owns Chinese-market localisation, community operations and contributor migration, including the rules for converting points and historical data.
Ricardo, known as A Huang, heads Asia-Pacific business development, covering market makers, key opinion leaders and regional channels, and sets the settlement rules for point incentives and market-making rebates. Engineering, growth and business report to Ding and the two regional heads. Ding also personally reviews contract and matching work, and signs off on design and marketing decisions.