2026-01-15 13:48:19

Prediction markets on Solana have gained popularity over the past two months. Since mid-December, on-chain trading volume has exceeded $28.6 million. The traffic is mainly concentrated on two platforms, with DFlow leading the pack, contributing over $22.4 million in trading volume. Although Jupiter ranks lower, its trading performance remains relatively stable, and its growth momentum is also good. This reflects the emerging competitive landscape in the prediction market sector within the Solana ecosystem, with the two main participants each having their own user base. From the data, the popularity of prediction markets on Solana continues to rise, becoming a new force among on-chain applications.

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CommunityJanitor

· 5h ago

DFlow is so powerful, with $22.4 million directly crushing the competition. How did Jupiter end up in this situation? The prediction market is really taking off, and the SOL ecosystem is becoming increasingly outrageous. How can DFlow take such a big slice of the pie? It needs to be looked into. It feels like the market is turning, but honestly, this $28.6 million trading volume is still okay. Can Jupiter still turn things around? I'm a bit worried for it. Competition among products on SOL is getting fiercer, which is a good thing. I need to see how DFlow managed to pull off this move. Will the prediction market be the next hot spot, or is it just another round of cutting the leeks? Each platform has its own territory. How will users choose? If Jupiter doesn't step up soon, it will really be in danger. Sigh.

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0xSherlock

· 5h ago

DFlow is so powerful, it directly took 77% of the volume, Jupiter is being pushed to the ground haha The prediction market is really here this time, another new competitive track in the Solana ecosystem $28.6 million in just two months? Feels a bit small, compared to the volume of swaps Wait, do these two platforms really have such a big user base gap? Or is DFlow's marketing that good? Solana, just like that. When a new trend comes, someone has to take a gamble on it.

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MerkleMaid

· 5h ago

DFlow is so powerful, it directly took over 78% of the traffic. Jupiter needs to step up The prediction market suddenly exploded in popularity, feels like the start of another round of rug pulls? A trading volume of 28.6 million looks impressive, but do these two platforms really have many users? No, is this a serious prediction market application or just a gambling platform with a renamed interface? Jupiter needs to find a differentiated breakthrough, or it will be repeatedly eaten away by DFlow Only two months into this intense competition, I’ll quietly watch how this battle unfolds In this competitive landscape, do small retail investors really have a chance to make money?

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governance_lurker

· 5h ago

DFlow this wave is indeed fierce, 22.4 million directly crushing it The prediction market is hot, but can it really make money? Feels like it's all gamblers playing Why hasn't the old player Jupiter fought the newcomers? That's interesting Now anything in the Solana ecosystem can become popular, just waiting to see what the next trend is Two platforms are fighting, so we'll just sit back and watch the show

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DegenRecoveryGroup

· 5h ago

DFlow's numbers are a bit exaggerated, 22.4 million is just dominating? It seems the prediction market is still too niche. Why is Jupiter so willing to be in the back? If this trend continues, it will eventually surpass. The Solana ecosystem is really growing, but claiming "new force" when trading volume exceeds 28.6 million might be a bit over the top. Prediction markets can be hot or cold quickly; it all depends on whether they can retain users in the future. With such a large volume for DFlow, could it just be a few big whales playing around?

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