🔥🔥 Predium.Finance | ✅ NO KYC | 🔮 Decentralized Prediction Platform

[Agbe]

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You would have merged these two posts together instead replying one after the other. That against the forum rules with 12 to 23 hours. You can read the forum rules in the Meta Board. Coming to the similarities, I saw your distinguishing the two to those who asked the question. Well it is good to have you here in the forum for bringing new service.

[Upgrade00]

Example: Stake $100 on BTC going up. If BTC is higher at expiration - you receive $175. If lower - you lose your $100 stake. That's it.

This is fundamentally different from trading where profit usually scales with price movement.

That explains it very well, I'm not sure I've seen a service quite like this announced here on the forum. Web design looks good also.

Do you plan to scale to other prediction questions or keep it at just asset price movements?

[khaled0111]

Welcome to bitcointalk, Predium!
You have a nice and well organized announcement, the same goes for your website.
But as the above member suggested try to avoid making consecutive posts in a row and better make the announcement image clickable and redirects to your website as this is my favorite way to visit services’ websites that have announcement thread here (pretty sure many members do the same).

[Cantsay]

Welcome to Bitcointalk.

I just visited your site the design isn’t bad, I like the gradient.

But I actually don’t see any difference between your site and one that’s called octaFX. Same bitcoin price movement prediction but theirs is positioned as a trading platform and not a gambling platform.

[Predium_Finance]

Example: Stake $100 on BTC going up. If BTC is higher at expiration - you receive $175. If lower - you lose your $100 stake. That's it.

This is fundamentally different from trading where profit usually scales with price movement.

That explains it very well, I'm not sure I've seen a service quite like this announced here on the forum. Web design looks good also.

Do you plan to scale to other prediction questions or keep it at just asset price movements?

Roadmap-wise, we're staying in the asset price movement lane and as for now not going into event-resolution markets. We're are working on expanding the asset categories with more crypto pairs, stocks, commodities (gold, oil etc), broader Forex. Same mechanic but with wider coverage. Plus refining the bonus structure and affiliate program for users who stick around.

Rather be the best at one thing across many markets than spread thin across product types.

[Upgrade00]

Roadmap-wise, we're staying in the asset price movement lane and as for now not going into event-resolution markets. We're are working on expanding the asset categories with more crypto pairs, stocks, commodities (gold, oil etc), broader Forex. Same mechanic but with wider coverage. Plus refining the bonus structure and affiliate program for users who stick around.

Noted. If you're looking to promote your services here on the forum through any of the popular campaigns, you can reach out to me here on pm or on telegram (Upgrade00). Here's my service thread; https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5254829.0

Rather be the best at one thing across many markets than spread thin across product types.

Yes, it's usually also better to build your brand in a niche sector as this is, than one that already has multiple major players.

[Predium_Finance]

The ANN impressed me thanks to the whole matrix like theme going for it just like the site design itself. It's not easy at all for decentralized gambling platforms to take off unless they go crazy viral for some or another reason(Polymarket for example).

Liquidity is your major concern obviously. I get the whole 1.75x odds if you win and 0 if you lose. Is the site commission 25% on winning or something since the odds should have been higher? Or is it something else?

Let me explain the real model transparently.

Predium operates as the liquidity provider. Users play against the platform itself, not against each other.
1. User wins - platform pays out 75% on top of their stake. Platform takes a loss on that trade.
2. User loses - platform keeps the stake. That's the platform's revenue + pool.

The 75% payout instead of 100% is not a commission - it's a mathematical buffer that prevents arbitrage. Without it, a user could stake on both UP and DOWN simultaneously and guarantee a profit regardless of outcome. The reduced payout makes that impossible. So the platform profits when users lose, and pays out when users win. Simple, transparent, and there are no hidden mechanics.
This is the same model used by every binary options and prediction platform in existence.

One more important distinction: while the model resembles binary options, we are fundamentally different from traditional binary options platforms like Pocket Option or similar:
- KYC & bans: they require full identity verification and actively ban profitable traders. We have zero KYC and no restrictions based on your performance. We do not ban users if they win consistently, as an example.
- Withdrawals: traditional platforms hold withdrawals for up to 3 days. On Predium withdrawals process in 30 seconds to 2 minutes, directly to your wallet.
- OTC pairs: if you use Pocket Option you'll see pairs like BTC/USDT OTC, EUR/USD OTC and so on. Every pair marked OTC uses artificially generated prices but not thebreal market data. Chances of you actually making earnings trading against fabricated prices controlled by the platform itself are not high. We don't have a single OTC pair. Every price and all the market data on Predium come from Pyth Network. What the market says is what you get.

See Predium as a tool, that you can use it anytime, and win or lose - you'll always know the result was fair.

[Haunebu]

Predium operates as the liquidity provider. Users play against the platform itself, not against each other.
1. User wins - platform pays out 75% on top of their stake. Platform takes a loss on that trade.
2. User loses - platform keeps the stake. That's the platform's revenue + pool.

The 75% payout instead of 100% is not a commission - it's a mathematical buffer that prevents arbitrage. Without it, a user could stake on both UP and DOWN simultaneously and guarantee a profit regardless of outcome. The reduced payout makes that impossible. So the platform profits when users lose, and pays out when users win. Simple, transparent, and there are no hidden mechanics.

This part didn't really make sense to me. If 100% payout was provided on up or down options instead of 75%, there is no way to guarantee profit since staking amounts on odds of 2.0 and 2.0 on both sides leads to a no profit, no loss situation basically.

The 25% buffer in this case seems like the house edge here which is bad considering the fact that the house already possesses an edge when the player loses.