The Good Tech Companies - How Myriad and Trust Wallet Built the First Native Prediction Market for 220M Users
Episode Date: December 2, 2025This story was originally published on HackerNoon at: https://hackernoon.com/how-myriad-and-trust-wallet-built-the-first-native-prediction-market-for-220m-users. Myriad ...integrates directly into Trust Wallet as the first native prediction market, reaching 220M users after hitting $100M in trading volume. Check more stories related to tech-stories at: https://hackernoon.com/c/tech-stories. You can also check exclusive content about #myraid, #trust-wallet, #cryptocurrency, #dlt, #web3, #defi, #good-company, #myraid-news, and more. This story was written by: @ishanpandey. Learn more about this writer by checking @ishanpandey's about page, and for more stories, please visit hackernoon.com. Myriad became the first prediction market integrated directly into Trust Wallet's new Predictions feature, giving it access to 220 million users. The integration comes after Myriad reached $100 million in trading volume with 400,000 active traders. Trust Wallet plans to add Kalshi and Polymarket to create an aggregated prediction market hub. The move reduces friction for users while positioning wallets as full-featured financial platforms beyond basic asset storage. Success depends on sustained engagement rather than event-driven volume spikes.
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How Myriad and Trust Wallet built the first native prediction market for 220 MUSER's by a Sean Pondy.
Greater than what if you could bet on election outcomes, sports results, or crypto prices greater than without ever leaving your wallet app.
Trust Wallet just made this possible by integrating Myriad as the first prediction market built directly into its interface,
potentially changing how millions interact with event-based trading.
The integration arrives as Myriad crossed $100 million in cumulative trading volume,
marking a tenfold increase over three months. With more than 400,000 active traders executing
six, three million trades, the platform enters Trust Wallets ecosystem at a point of genuine
momentum rather than speculative promise. The Wallet native prediction market model,
Trust Wallet launched a new predictions tab that aggregates markets from multiple platforms
into a single interface. Users can now browse and trade on outcomes across crypto, politics, sports,
entertainment, and global events without downloading separate applications or managing multiple
accounts. The feature positions myriad markets first in the interface, with plans to expand
to Kalshi and Polymarket. This aggregation approach differs from the standalone app model that has
defined prediction markets until now. Instead off-forcing users to navigate between platforms,
Trust Wallet creates a unified access point for tokenized outcome markets.
Aowin Chen, CEO of Trust Wallet, explains, greater than people shouldn't need five apps to express what they think will happen next.
Greater than wallets are becoming the home for all kinds of trading, not just tokens, but greater than also information, opinions, and expectations.
Our vision is to unlock access greater than safely and give users the simplest way to participate in these emerging greater than markets.
Trust wallet serves more than 220 million users globally, making it one of the largest self-custody
wallet platforms. For Myriad, this integration provides distribution at a scale that standalone
prediction market apps struggle tocheve. The platform doesn't need to convince users to download
a new application or complete separate onboarding flows, removing friction that typically
limits prediction market adoption. The timing coincides with Myriad's deployment on B&B chain,
which expands accessibility while reducing transaction costs.
Lower fees matter in prediction markets where users often place multiple smaller bets across
various outcomes.
High transaction costs on networks like Ethereum can make small-scale trading economically
unviable, particularly for retail users testing different strategies.
Farak Sarmad, president and co-founder of Myriad, explains, greater than, Myriad markets
being the first ever prediction market integrated natively greater than inside of a wallet
marks a huge moment for this asset class.
Greater than greater than greater than greater than trust wallet is where tens of millions of
people begin and manage their crypto greater than experience.
So bringing Myriad directly into that flow makes on chain greater than predictions accessible
in a way the industry has never seen before.
The competitive landscape and platform selection.
Trust wallet shows Myriad to anchor its predictions feature before adding Calcian Polymarket
two platforms with significantly larger trading volumes.
Polymarket has processed.
billion in volume and attracted mainstream attention during the 2024 U.S. presidential election.
Kalshi operates as a CFTC regulated exchange in the United States, giving it regulatory
advantages in the American market. So why did Myriad get first placement? The platform's
connection to decrypt and rug radio provides media infrastructure that other prediction markets
lack. This media foundation creates trust mechanics through content distribution and community
engagement, potentially lowering the barrier for users unfamiliar with prediction market mechanics.
The integration also benefits from BNB chain's ecosystem alignment with trust wallet,
which Binance originally developed. Technical integration becomes simpler when platforms share
infrastructure compatibility, reducing development time and potential bugs. What $100 million
in volume actually represents? Myriad's $100 million milestone and 400,000 active traders provide
context for its current scale. For comparison, Polymarket has processed over $3 billion in volume
in 2024 alone, with particularly high activity around the U.S. presidential election.
Kalshi reported similar growth patterns during the same period. However, myriad's tenfold volume
increase over three months indicates genuine growth trajectory rather than stagnant metrics.
The seven, three million transactions across six. Three million trades suggest users are actively
managing positions rather than making one-time bets and leaving. This engagement pattern matters
more for long-term viability than raw volume numbers that can spike around single events.
The broader shift in wallet functionality. Trust wallets move reflects a broader evolution in
wallet design. Wallets are expanding beyond basic asset storage and simple token swaps into
full-featured financial platforms. Metamask added staking features, phantom integrated token
launches, wallets compete on functionality rather than just security or user experience. Prediction
markets fit this evolution because they represent a native crypto use case that doesn't require
bridging to traditional finance. Users trade with crypto assets on blockchain-based outcomes,
creating an experience that feels coherent within the wallet environment. This differs from features
like fiatin ramps or credit cards that blend traditional and crypto finance. The aggregation model
also positions trust wallet as a discovery layer for prediction markets. Users might explore
myriad markets first, then compare odds across CalShe and Polymarket when those platforms join the
interface. This creates competitive pressure on market makers to offer better prices while giving
users better execution. Potential challenges and limitations, wallet native prediction markets
face regulatory questions that standalone platforms have struggled with. The SEC has examined
prediction markets for potential securities violations. The CFTC regulates certain event contracts
as commodities. Integrating these markets directly into wallets could increase regulatory scrutiny
on wallet providers themselves rather than just the underlying platforms. Trust wallet operates in
multiple jurisdictions with different legal frameworks for prediction markets. The platform will
need to implement geographic restrictions or compliance measures to avoid legal issues in markets
where event-based trading faces restrictions. This could limit the feature's global availability
despite trust wallets' 220 million user base. There's also the question of whether users actually
want prediction markets inside their wallets. Wallets serve as security-critical applications where USERS
store significant assets. Adding trading features increases complexity and potential attack surfaces.
Some users prefer keeping their wallet functions minimal and using dedicated applications for trading
activities. Final thoughts, this integration represents a bet on prediction markets becoming a standard
crypto-primitive. Myriad gains distribution that would take years to build independently, while
trust wallet adds a differentiating feature. Success depends on whether prediction markets can move
beyond election season spikes into sustained daily usage. The seven, three million transactions suggest
user sorry actively trading rather than making single bets, but the real test comes when
Kalshi and Polymarket join. Competition might reduce myriad's share even as the overall category
grows. For now, the integration proves prediction market shave reached sufficient maturity for
major wallet providers to build native features around them. Don't forget to like and share the
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