--- url: "https://predictiontoolkit.com/tools/predict-fun/" publisher: "PredictionToolkit" dateModified: "2026-11-02" --- [← Prediction platforms]() ![Predict.fun logo]() Platform # Predict.fun: outcome trading with eligible collateral yield Predict.fun is its own prediction-market venue on BNB Chain. Users trade outcome shares through an order book, provide resting liquidity and claim variable collateral yield where a market is eligible. [**3.5**/ 5Editorial rating]() [Editorial assessment]() [Open Predict.fun]() predict.fun **Available on:** Web · API **Pricing:** [See plans and costs ↓]() [Screenshots]() [Explore alternatives]() **Availability: public** [Prediction platforms]() [Position yield]() +1 more [Data APIs]() ## Screenshots and interface Product preview1 / 2 The new-market view supports discovery before reviewing a market’s rules and order book. ## What is Predict.fun? The catalog covers politics, sports, crypto, weather and other events, including recurring short-horizon crypto up/down markets. Compare bids, asks and available depth: a displayed probability does not guarantee the same execution price for unlimited size. Markets marked for yield route USDT collateral through Venus. Allocations use snapshots of eligible open positions and distributions are weekly. Yield varies with utilization of Venus’s USDT pool, and insufficient pool liquidity can temporarily delay claims. This lending return is separate from the outcome trade, points and maker rebates. ### Who it is for - Users researching BNB Chain outcome markets. - Makers considering resting order-book liquidity. - Traders comparing collateral use over longer holding periods. ## Features and coverage - **Event catalog and order book** Explore event topics and recurring crypto windows, then compare bid/ask prices and depth before choosing immediate or resting execution. - **Yield eligibility and claims** Yield badges identify participating markets. Review eligible position snapshots and claim distributed yield from the portfolio. - **Maker rebates** Inspect the current market’s rebate terms separately from collateral yield and points. - **Split, merge and block trades** Use the documented outcome-share conversion workflows or the separate process for large block trades. - **Developer integration** Technical documentation provides a starting point for API and platform integration. ## Workflows with Predict.fun ### Compare holding economics Assess variable collateral yield alongside the outcome position, then account for trading costs and the yield-management charge. ### Provide liquidity Check that the limit order will rest and inspect the current rebate conditions rather than assuming every order is a maker. ### Review a weekly claim Check eligible open-position snapshots and the portfolio distribution; consider Venus liquidity if a claim is delayed. ## Pricing and total cost Makers pay no trading fee. Taker fees use 2% × min(P, 1−P) × shares, where P is the outcome price and shares is the number of outcome units. An eligible 10% discount applies a 0.9 multiplier; this is not a flat fee on the whole stake. The minimum order is 1 USDT. Predict retains 10% of generated yield as a management fee. ## Getting started **Before you start:** A Venus liquidity shortage can temporarily delay claims in yield-bearing markets. 1. Choose a market and read its resolution rules. 2. Set up a supported account and funding route. 3. Inspect the order book, price, depth and yield eligibility. 4. Choose immediate or resting execution and review the final fee. 5. Track positions and weekly yield claims in the portfolio. Yield is variable and depends on Venus’s USDT pool; it is not a fixed rate. [Predict.fun documentation]() ## Useful links ### What to check - A Venus liquidity shortage can temporarily delay claims in yield-bearing markets. - Points, maker rebates and collateral yield are separate programs. - Displayed probability is not an unlimited-size execution quote. - Trading outcomes and lending yield have separate economics and costs. A closer look ## Ratings & reviews Editorial rating **3.5**/ 5 0 user reviews PredictionToolkit editorial ### Our take on Predict.fun The venue explains maker/taker mechanics and marks collateral-yield eligibility, making its combined proposition understandable. Variable lending yield, possible claim delays and the management charge must be assessed separately from gains or losses on outcome shares. Based on documented features, setup and access terms. [How we rate]() ### User reviews 0 The main score switches to user ratings after 5 published reviews. **Be the first to share your experience** A specific example helps the next person choose the right tool. ## Related tools [Browse category]() ![Duel Duck public duel cards on its Solana venue]() ![Duel Duck logo]()[Duel Duck]() Platform**3.5**Editorial A separate Solana prediction venue for community-created yes/no duels and embeddable event questions. - Access Web Also in Related Prediction Market Platforms. ![Myriad prediction-market cards with probabilities and category navigation]() ![Myriad logo]()[Myriad]() Platform**3.5**Editorial Trade outcome shares after distinguishing the market model, order behavior and applicable fee schedule. - Access Web · API · CLI Compare order-book and AMM prediction markets. ![Telonex page describing historical Polymarket data for research and backtesting]() ![Telonex logo]()[Telonex]() Dataset**3.5**Editorial Daily Parquet market history with event-level books, on-chain fills and separate licensing for commercial use. - Access API Research historical Predict.fun data. ## Frequently asked questions about Predict.fun ### Is the yield fixed? No. It varies with utilization of Venus’s USDT pool; eligible markets and position snapshots determine participation. ### How often is yield distributed? Weekly, with distributed yield claimed through the portfolio. Pool liquidity shortages can temporarily delay claims. ### Do makers pay the taker fee? Published terms list resting makers as free of trading fees. Check whether an order rests or takes existing liquidity. ### What is the minimum order? The published minimum order is 1 USDT. In this profile