Crypto.com has launched Predict Pro for US users, a new event-contract trading platform connected to OG.com Markets, a CFTC-registered exchange and clearinghouse.
The company said the product runs on Crypto.com Exchange technology and gives users access to contracts tied to real-world events across categories including sports, elections, cryptocurrency prices, Federal Reserve decisions, climate and culture.
What Predict Pro offers
According to the announcement, Predict Pro includes real-time bid and ask prices, market depth and probability charts that show liquidity at different price levels. It supports several order types, including market, limit, stop-market, stop-limit and post-only orders.
Users can also combine two to 20 predictions into a single position through same-game combinations, multi-event combinations and in-event trading. Before placing a trade, the platform shows each contract’s resolution source, settlement timeline and dispute window. Crypto.com said contracts typically settle automatically within one hour of an event being resolved.
Crypto.com Managing Director Iskandar Vanblarcum said the platform is aimed at bringing trading tools commonly used in traditional derivatives markets into prediction markets.
Regulatory structure behind the launch
Crypto.com said US users must complete account verification and onboarding through its Introducing Broker and OG.com’s Futures Commission Merchant.
The company identified Predict Pro as being offered by Foris DAX, Inc., which is registered with the National Futures Association as an Introducing Broker. It connects to Foris DAX FCM LLC, doing business as OG.com Broker, which is registered with the NFA as a Futures Commission Merchant.
The underlying contracts are offered through OG.com Markets, a brand of North American Derivatives Exchange, Inc., which is registered with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission as a designated contract market and derivatives clearing organization.
What US users still need to know
The launch adds another regulated prediction-market option for US traders, but several practical details were not disclosed in the source report. Crypto.com did not specify current fees, minimum trade sizes, or which individual contracts are live at launch. The report also did not say whether availability varies by state.
That makes the rollout notable for its market structure and product features, while leaving some user-level questions unanswered until Crypto.com publishes fuller operating details.
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Source: As reported by cryptotimes.io.