Development of a Prediction Market platform
Basic MVP functionality
Authorization
Deposit handling
Event creation
Outcome Tokenization, where users receive share tokens
Trading mechanism (i.e. order book)
Mechanism responsible for providing a fair outcome for events
Authorization
Deposit handling
Event creation
Outcome Tokenization, where users receive share tokens
Trading mechanism (i.e. order book)
Mechanism responsible for providing a fair outcome for events
Our cases
Gridle
PreDuck Games
Reviews
Technology stack
AI
Blockchain & L2
Web3 & Tooling
Languages & Frameworks
How we work
I’ll get into your task and business context.
We will define the goals — and you will get a clear estimate of timelines and budget so you can decide whether to move forward.
I will break the project down into clear tasks together with the analytics team.
You will see each stage, its cost, and timelines — no surprises.
I will ensure the solution is reliable and scalable. If I see risks — I’ll say it directly and suggest alternatives.
My result is a proven architecture.
I make sure the project stays on track.
You’ll be the first to know about any changes, along with a plan how we handle them.
A single point of contact who understands the context and stays in touch throughout the entire project. Have a question or priorities changed? Reach out directly.
I’m your voice inside the team.
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FAQ
Polymarket is a prediction market. You choose an event and buy a position on the outcome (usually “Yes/No”). The position is represented as outcome tokens that are fully collateralized.
Trading works “like on an exchange”. Users place limit orders, they are quickly matched off-chain, and settlement happens in smart contracts, while funds remain with the user (non-custodial).
After the event ends, a fair resolution is required. In Polymarket, the outcome is recorded via the UMA Oracle: anyone can propose a result, it can be disputed, and after finalization, winning tokens can be redeemed for $1, while losing ones become $0.
Polymarket is the largest platform that is widely seen as the benchmark in the space, which is why many projects use it as a reference.
At the end of the campaign and during the 2024 US elections, prediction markets became a main source of “live” expectations, because they show not just opinions, but actual bets and real price dynamics.
They are valued for measurability: markets have a public track record, forecasts can be compared with actual outcomes, and research on the 2024 elections shows that Polymarket data was in some cases more accurate than polls, especially in swing states.
Plus, it’s not only about “predictions”: event contracts can also be used as a tool for hedging event-driven risks.