Liquidity and Cold Start Problem: The prediction market initially faced challenges with liquidity and a cold start. To address this, we implemented a Friend.tech-like ticket-selling system. Shares of Yes and No are always available from the market with a linear price increase relative to cumulative supply. This approach enables users to purchase Yes and No shares from day one and profit not only from accurate market predictions but also based on the timing of their market entry—the earlier, the better.

Onboarding Problem: many Web2 users have no idea of “Gas” and “USDC”, they don’t understand why need to deposit two tokens (ETH & USDC) to support using our system. To attract more Web2 users to Web3, we integrated Particle Wallet into our system and adopted a “Play Money” system. This allows Web2 users to participate without depositing any $USDC, using “Play Money” instead. Additionally, we developed two Telegram bots (inspired by Tinder and NOTCoin) to facilitate faster and easier onboarding to our platform.

Creator Problem: events in traditional prediction markets are created by a centralized community and may cover a very limited number of events. We not only allow creators to generate their events but offer a copilot driven by GPT. It allows users to define their events based on very recent news in crypto, sports, and other fields.