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Binance Wallet x Predict.fun, predict the NBA Finals and split 100K Predict Points
Predict has really gone all out with the subsidies on Binance. Besides the market experience guarantee activity (with a $5 loss protection), which has run three phases (15,000 users each), they’re even throwing around points this time.
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Event Duration: 2026/6/3 12:00 UTC ~ 2026/6/23 12:00 UTC
Event Rewards: 100,000 Predict Points (to be shared among eligible participants)
Event Rules: Place an order in the specified market ≥20 USDT (must be completed, if the order is not fulfilled or is canceled, it does not qualify)
Specified Market: NBA Championship (Knicks vs. Spurs, best of seven)
How to Participate: Binance exchange prediction market, Binance wallet prediction market
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Summary
Just as Predict is starting to scale back on weekly Predict Points distribution, they handed out 8,655,868 PP in the last 23rd week. The difficulty in acquiring Predict Points is steadily increasing.
Especially since this event only requires you to place a completed order to qualify, it’s much easier and carries less risk compared to providing liquidity on Predict.
From a total perspective, the NBA Finals should wrap up in about 1-2 weeks, and given the weekly efficiency, a 100K PP prize pool isn’t small. It’s definitely worth a quick shot.
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● Predict.fun invites can reduce your trading fees by 10%, I’ll drop the link in the comments below
● The above content does not constitute investment advice (NFA), users should act according to their own risk tolerance, and DYOR before participating in the investment market
● Attached image sourced from Binance
#BinanceWallet #PredictFun #NBA #PP $BNB
Predict has really gone all out with the subsidies on Binance. Besides the market experience guarantee activity (with a $5 loss protection), which has run three phases (15,000 users each), they’re even throwing around points this time.
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Event Duration: 2026/6/3 12:00 UTC ~ 2026/6/23 12:00 UTC
Event Rewards: 100,000 Predict Points (to be shared among eligible participants)
Event Rules: Place an order in the specified market ≥20 USDT (must be completed, if the order is not fulfilled or is canceled, it does not qualify)
Specified Market: NBA Championship (Knicks vs. Spurs, best of seven)
How to Participate: Binance exchange prediction market, Binance wallet prediction market
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Summary
Just as Predict is starting to scale back on weekly Predict Points distribution, they handed out 8,655,868 PP in the last 23rd week. The difficulty in acquiring Predict Points is steadily increasing.
Especially since this event only requires you to place a completed order to qualify, it’s much easier and carries less risk compared to providing liquidity on Predict.
From a total perspective, the NBA Finals should wrap up in about 1-2 weeks, and given the weekly efficiency, a 100K PP prize pool isn’t small. It’s definitely worth a quick shot.
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● Predict.fun invites can reduce your trading fees by 10%, I’ll drop the link in the comments below
● The above content does not constitute investment advice (NFA), users should act according to their own risk tolerance, and DYOR before participating in the investment market
● Attached image sourced from Binance
#BinanceWallet #PredictFun #NBA #PP $BNB
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Binance Wallet Prediction Market vs. Predict.fun dApp, is the fee the only difference?
Yesterday (6/2), the Binance Wallet Prediction Market feature announced integration with Predict Point (Predict.fun points), eliminating user uncertainty about earning points.
Now, Binance's aggregation of Predict.fun seems to only leave the difference in fees, especially impacting users who prefer to trade in real-time before event settlement.
According to Predict.fun's trading rules, limit order users are exempt from trading fees, while market order users will have fees calculated based on event probabilities.
This makes sense; limit orders can be seen as providing liquidity, and by waiving fees & providing point incentives, users can be effectively encouraged to actively provide liquidity and enhance the trading depth of event predictions.
However, for market orders, as the probability approaches 50%, the fees increase, while fees decrease as it nears extreme probabilities. This means that users trying to quickly match trades with market orders for small profits in sports predictions will have their profits eroded the most by fees.
In some respects, Binance offers users a more convenient way to participate in the prediction market, but users may not be aware of the fee mechanism behind Predict.fun, especially when the trading page for the prediction market defaults to showing market orders first, leading to potential fees of 0.1% to 1% for market transactions.
Sometimes convenience can be a double-edged sword when the rules are not clearly synchronized and displayed.
Additionally, the Binance prediction market still seems unable to bind with Predict.fun's invitations, where invitees can receive a 10% trading fee discount. Thus, for users who prefer instant transactions or trading during the session, going directly to the Predict.fun dApp to participate in predictions remains the better choice.
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● Predict.fun invitations can reduce trading fees by 10%, I’ve left the info in the comments below
● The above content is not investment advice (NFA); users should operate based on their own risk tolerance, DYOR and participate in the investment market cautiously
● Image sourced from Binance
#BinanceWallet #PredictFun #預測市場 #pp $BNB
{spot}(BNBUSDT)
Yesterday (6/2), the Binance Wallet Prediction Market feature announced integration with Predict Point (Predict.fun points), eliminating user uncertainty about earning points.
Now, Binance's aggregation of Predict.fun seems to only leave the difference in fees, especially impacting users who prefer to trade in real-time before event settlement.
According to Predict.fun's trading rules, limit order users are exempt from trading fees, while market order users will have fees calculated based on event probabilities.
This makes sense; limit orders can be seen as providing liquidity, and by waiving fees & providing point incentives, users can be effectively encouraged to actively provide liquidity and enhance the trading depth of event predictions.
However, for market orders, as the probability approaches 50%, the fees increase, while fees decrease as it nears extreme probabilities. This means that users trying to quickly match trades with market orders for small profits in sports predictions will have their profits eroded the most by fees.
In some respects, Binance offers users a more convenient way to participate in the prediction market, but users may not be aware of the fee mechanism behind Predict.fun, especially when the trading page for the prediction market defaults to showing market orders first, leading to potential fees of 0.1% to 1% for market transactions.
Sometimes convenience can be a double-edged sword when the rules are not clearly synchronized and displayed.
Additionally, the Binance prediction market still seems unable to bind with Predict.fun's invitations, where invitees can receive a 10% trading fee discount. Thus, for users who prefer instant transactions or trading during the session, going directly to the Predict.fun dApp to participate in predictions remains the better choice.
-
● Predict.fun invitations can reduce trading fees by 10%, I’ve left the info in the comments below
● The above content is not investment advice (NFA); users should operate based on their own risk tolerance, DYOR and participate in the investment market cautiously
● Image sourced from Binance
#BinanceWallet #PredictFun #預測市場 #pp $BNB
{spot}(BNBUSDT)
Binance Wallet Prediction Market vs. Predict.fun dApp, is the fee the only difference?
Yesterday (6/2), the Binance Wallet Prediction Market feature announced integration with Predict Point (Predict.fun points), eliminating user uncertainty about earning points.
Now, Binance's aggregation of Predict.fun seems to only leave the difference in fees, especially impacting users who prefer to trade in real-time before event settlement.
According to Predict.fun's trading rules, limit order users are exempt from trading fees, while market order users will have fees calculated based on event probabilities.
This makes sense; limit orders can be seen as providing liquidity, and by waiving fees & providing point incentives, users can be effectively encouraged to actively provide liquidity and enhance the trading depth of event predictions.
However, for market orders, as the probability approaches 50%, the fees increase, while fees decrease as it nears extreme probabilities. This means that users trying to quickly match trades with market orders for small profits in sports predictions will have their profits eroded the most by fees.
In some respects, Binance offers users a more convenient way to participate in the prediction market, but users may not be aware of the fee mechanism behind Predict.fun, especially when the trading page for the prediction market defaults to showing market orders first, leading to potential fees of 0.1% to 1% for market transactions.
Sometimes convenience can be a double-edged sword when the rules are not clearly synchronized and displayed.
Additionally, the Binance prediction market still seems unable to bind with Predict.fun's invitations, where invitees can receive a 10% trading fee discount. Thus, for users who prefer instant transactions or trading during the session, going directly to the Predict.fun dApp to participate in predictions remains the better choice.
-
● Predict.fun invitations can reduce trading fees by 10%, I’ve left the info in the comments below
● The above content is not investment advice (NFA); users should operate based on their own risk tolerance, DYOR and participate in the investment market cautiously
● Image sourced from Binance
#BinanceWallet #PredictFun #預測市場 #pp $BNB
Yesterday (6/2), the Binance Wallet Prediction Market feature announced integration with Predict Point (Predict.fun points), eliminating user uncertainty about earning points.
Now, Binance's aggregation of Predict.fun seems to only leave the difference in fees, especially impacting users who prefer to trade in real-time before event settlement.
According to Predict.fun's trading rules, limit order users are exempt from trading fees, while market order users will have fees calculated based on event probabilities.
This makes sense; limit orders can be seen as providing liquidity, and by waiving fees & providing point incentives, users can be effectively encouraged to actively provide liquidity and enhance the trading depth of event predictions.
However, for market orders, as the probability approaches 50%, the fees increase, while fees decrease as it nears extreme probabilities. This means that users trying to quickly match trades with market orders for small profits in sports predictions will have their profits eroded the most by fees.
In some respects, Binance offers users a more convenient way to participate in the prediction market, but users may not be aware of the fee mechanism behind Predict.fun, especially when the trading page for the prediction market defaults to showing market orders first, leading to potential fees of 0.1% to 1% for market transactions.
Sometimes convenience can be a double-edged sword when the rules are not clearly synchronized and displayed.
Additionally, the Binance prediction market still seems unable to bind with Predict.fun's invitations, where invitees can receive a 10% trading fee discount. Thus, for users who prefer instant transactions or trading during the session, going directly to the Predict.fun dApp to participate in predictions remains the better choice.
-
● Predict.fun invitations can reduce trading fees by 10%, I’ve left the info in the comments below
● The above content is not investment advice (NFA); users should operate based on their own risk tolerance, DYOR and participate in the investment market cautiously
● Image sourced from Binance
#BinanceWallet #PredictFun #預測市場 #pp $BNB
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