Dexsport’s recently launched Prediction Markets are showing early activity across politics, sports, economics and crypto, with the six largest markets currently displayed on the platform accounting for more than $120 million in combined volume.
Politics stands out particularly strongly. Three of the six largest markets focus directly on elections: the 2028 Republican presidential nominee market shows more than $60 million in volume, while markets on the Brazilian and French presidential elections each show more than $11 million.
That pattern reflects a much broader trend. By August 10, trading around the 2026 U.S. midterm elections had already reached $133 million, surpassing the $92.4 million recorded across the entire 2024 congressional election cycle.
Other high-volume markets on Dexsport currently include the Federal Reserve’s September rate decision, the 2026 Formula 1 Drivers’ Championship and a market tracking when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will leave office.
The larger markets tell only part of the story. Dexsport has introduced Prediction Markets as a dedicated third product vertical alongside sportsbook and casino, with thousands of markets covering sports, crypto, economics, politics and other real-world events.
The format is built around defined outcomes and resolution criteria. Participants take positions on possible results, typically through “Yes” and “No” shares whose prices move as expectations change. A position can be sold before the event is resolved or held until the final outcome is determined.
The range can also become considerably more specific. One current market asks whether GTA VI will be released before November 2026, with official information from Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive used as the resolution source.
An earlier market turned speculation around Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina RodrĂguez’s reported wedding into a question about whether longtime UFC rivals Khabib Nurmagomedov and Conor McGregor would get into a physical confrontation if both attended. The unusual market drew media attention even as participants priced the likelihood of a fight at only around 4%.
Prediction Markets sit within the same no-KYC Web3 environment as Dexsport’s sportsbook and casino. Across the wider platform, Dexsport supports more than 85 cryptocurrencies across 25+ blockchain networks.
“Prediction markets give users a different way to engage with the events they already follow – through prices that move as expectations change. For Dexsport, bringing that format into the platform was a natural extension. It gives us a third major product direction alongside sportsbook and casino while keeping the experience within the same Web3 ecosystem,” – stated Ivan Muller, CEO of Dexsport
The new product arrives during a wider year of development across Dexsport’s payments, esports and Web3 offering.
The platform became the headline sponsor and official betting sponsor of OG Esports’ Counter-Strike 2 roster earlier this year, with the team now competing as OG.Dexsport. August also brought two crypto payment updates: Monero was added for deposits and withdrawals, while Binance Pay introduced another deposit route for users already within the Binance ecosystem.
Dexsport also ran dedicated CS2 and Dota 2 activations around two of the summer’s major esports tournaments. Alongside these product and community updates, members of the Dexsport team are set to attend TOKEN2049 Singapore on October 7–8.
Dexsport is a Web3 iGaming platform combining sports and esports betting, casino games and prediction markets. The platform offers instant anonymous sign-up and supports more than 85 cryptocurrencies across 25+ blockchain networks. Dexsport holds an Anjouan license and has published security audits from CertiK and Pessimistic Security.