Predicting the New Currency in the Market - Information Currency Since its launch, Opinion has achieved a nominal trading volume of $13 billion, the world's third-largest predicted market, an OI of $130 million, and 150000 wallet interactions We receive more and more information and opinions every day, but there are fewer and fewer judgments that can be verified and trusted in the long run. Traffic determines exposure, algorithms determine fate, and whether opinions are correct becomes less important This is why most people are always onlookers on the Internet. We look at macro data, election results, market fluctuations, other people's bets, and judgments, but we rarely really participate. Expressing a stance has almost no cost, and judging right or wrong has no consequences. Over time, opinions become only noise I only realized that a change was happening when I predicted that the market would truly run through. The viewpoint is no longer just content, but a judgment that needs to be endorsed with real money and silver for the first time. Judgment is no longer based on volume, but on results The impact of this incident on me was not how impressive the data on a certain platform was, but how it changed the way I view information and participate in the world. Macroscopic, political, and sports fields, which were previously only observable, are essentially judgments about the future. Previously, you could only rely on experts, but now you can participate in pricing. Previously, you could only passively accept, but now you can express and bear the consequences What I am particularly concerned about is that the prediction market is re endowing information with real value. It's not the lagging data of the central bank, it's not the narrative packaged by the media, but every ordinary person on the scene. Hairdressers, drivers, and workers' perception of economic changes is itself information. In the past, this information was not respected and could not circulate When information can be created, traded, and settled, the Internet begins to become a collaborative system. To act for the sake of judgment. No longer the object of harvesting attention, but a participant in the game This is also the reason why I increasingly agree with the concept of multi player Internet. It's not about making everyone a trader, but about giving everyone the opportunity to become a participant. You can be a judge, a trader, a builder, or just someone who expresses true cognition at critical junctures Information judgment has become a new currency value reflected in the prediction market of the United States, with officials betting on large profits in the rat market