Data: Signa platform users have created 854 World Cup-related prediction markets
Foresight News reported that Signa has released the latest data showing that, as the World Cup knockout rounds unfold, the 2026 FIFA World Cup-themed prediction market continues to gain momentum. To date, platform users have created 854 World Cup-related prediction markets. The cumulative trading volume has reached $788,400, with 6,200 completed transactions. The number of participating users on the platform has increased to 3,620, and the TVL (total value locked) has reached $755,100.
Signa stated that the World Cup is becoming an important catalyst driving the growth of prediction markets. In the future, more innovative markets and interactive events centered around major matches and trending topics will be launched, providing users with a richer participation experience.
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