2025-12-26 10:20:50

A major mainstream wallet is expanding its product matrix by directly integrating on-chain prediction market functionality into the wallet operation flow. This move is highly significant—it fundamentally changes the role of the wallet. Previously, wallets mainly served as asset custody tools; now, users can participate in prediction market trading directly within the wallet. This not only enhances user engagement but also stimulates ecosystem activity. With clear product logic and simple interactions, it always revolves around a core idea: making the Web3 experience more intuitive and user-friendly. This融合 trend may become a new competitive track for wallets.

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WalletAnxietyPatient

· 3h ago

Hmm... The wallet now has gambling features again, now it's truly a one-stop shop. --- Embedded prediction markets directly? I'm just worried that if a one-click operation goes wrong someday, it'll be gone. --- Basically, they just want to keep you from leaving and maybe squeeze some profit from you. --- This way, user stickiness increases, but my wallet balance also decreases, huh. --- Damn, I have to learn new features again. I just want to hold my assets properly, okay? --- It's interesting, but I always feel the wallet is becoming more complicated. --- Is this integration or an inducement to gamble... --- I have to admit, the interaction design is really comfortable, but I'm still afraid of getting itchy fingers.

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CryptoComedian

· 3h ago

Haha, the wallet is going to be a gambler again. Now user stickiness depends on prediction markets. Feels like this is using "stimulation" to retain users. --- Another "changing wallet roles," so previous generations were just decorations? That's hilarious. This is called innovation. --- On-chain prediction markets embedded in the wallet, in simple terms, making it easier for you to lose all your coins, right? --- "Making Web3 experience more intuitive," so intuitive that one-click all-in, huh? Thanks for the creativity. --- Ecological activity up, but user assets might be down. How do you balance this? --- Wallet: I'm now both a bank and a casino. One-stop service, so thoughtful. --- Is the product logic clear? Copying the description is fine, but whether it can actually make money—that's the real question.

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MEVSandwich

· 3h ago

Oh, buddy, now the wallet has truly become a one-stop platform, integrating the prediction market directly—this move is brilliant. --- Complaining again, it's the usual method of enhancing user stickiness. The ones that can really make money are still those big whales. --- Interesting, but I'm afraid if the interaction becomes more "simple," I won't be able to tell whether I'm buying coins or placing bets haha. --- This is the way Web3 should go—don't make things so complicated. Users just need it like this. --- Wait, with such high risks in the prediction market, won't directly integrating the wallet end up trapping newbies even more? --- Finally, someone thought of this. Other wallets better keep up. --- Sounds good, but in reality, it's just about wanting to charge more transaction fees. --- This wave could really reach new heights; let's see who can be the first to develop it.

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LightningHarvester

· 3h ago

The wallet competition is starting again, this time directly pushing the gambling market in? The nice way to put it is "active ecosystem," but I think they want to trap us inside.

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UnluckyLemur

· 3h ago

Wallet plus prediction markets, this combo is really elegant, saving me the trouble of switching between apps back and forth.

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GasFeeSurvivor

· 4h ago

Hey, are wallets directly doing prediction markets? Now it's really getting competitive. --- Prediction markets embedded in wallets... To put it nicely, it's just a new way to make money. --- Wait, I don't quite understand this logic. Will trading prediction markets directly in the wallet increase risks? --- Another "integration"... I think they just want users to stay a few more seconds. --- The stickiness has increased, but do users really want to gamble within their wallets? --- Nah, this is a bit over-designed. Simplicity is the true definition of a good wallet, okay? --- Here it comes, here it comes. If a wallet tries to do everything, then it's no longer just a wallet. --- Alright, since everyone is competing like this, wallets without trading features should have been eliminated long ago.

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