Just re-read Binance Research's annual summary on prediction markets, and honestly, one conclusion is already clear: prediction markets have officially evolved into macro hedging and News 2.0 infrastructure. By 2025, the total trading volume of prediction markets is expected to exceed $51 billion, with an open interest (OI) of around $13 billion. Currently, the market is basically forming a two-leader structure. Polymarket's annual trading volume is about $27 billion, and Kalshi's is around $24 billion. Both are currently valued in the tens of billions range. In this context, the native @opinionlabsxyz on BNBChain has quickly emerged, which is definitely worth paying attention to. In December alone, its monthly trading volume was approximately $7 billion, capturing nearly one-third of the market share. It’s now the third-largest prediction market and also the leading prediction market on BNBChain. If we benchmark against the third-largest prediction market, its valuation should reasonably fall within the $1.5B-$3B range. Currently, Opinion's revenue is similar to Lit in the Perps sector, and Lit's FDV is $2 billion. Prediction markets are being integrated into mainstream media, financial terminals, and trading systems, transforming from betting on events to pricing macroeconomics, policies, and markets. BNBChain's low-cost, high-frequency trading environment is naturally suited to support this type of event-driven liquidity. The battle for prediction markets has only just begun.