Topic: Is there any decentralized prediction market that is working NOW? (Read 486 times)
That seems to be what Wings.ai will do, but they're still in Pre-Beta. They have a few test cases, but not yet fully functional.
Yes there are some prediction websites but I don't whether they are decentralized or not. It would be good if something like that exist.
I only see Bittrex for wing coins and Ark, I think both coins are very good and really work right now, but I only see them in Bittrex and I have not seen a second coin in another market.
byteball and bitbay (possible but not polished yet)
i have recently found out about this so my information is not complete.
but you may want to check out Byteball. the official wallet can be used as a light wallet and in that there is a part where you can make bets (predicting stuff). and i think it uses smart contracts on its platform to do this completely decentralized and impossible to back out of.
but you may want to check out Byteball. the official wallet can be used as a light wallet and in that there is a part where you can make bets (predicting stuff). and i think it uses smart contracts on its platform to do this completely decentralized and impossible to back out of.
gnosis is in beta I think, not sure if it's working https://admin.gnosis.pm
There are a whole bunch, like https://www.predictit.org/ for politics, http://predictwise.com/, https://www.predictious.com/ (using Bitcoins), etc.
Im only aware of augur and I think there was some other ETH ICO stuff that was supposed to do the same. Is any of them working at all? I don't believe any of these work. All of these magic prediction technologies seem not accurate to me. It's like that Cliff High bot thing. Who believes that shit?
I need these features:
* decentralized of course
* can create prediction on any reasonable event/topic
* can expect resolution to be accurate and fair
* can access easily, preferably have a web version.
* decentralized of course
* can create prediction on any reasonable event/topic
* can expect resolution to be accurate and fair
* can access easily, preferably have a web version.
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