In fact, Polymarket stablecoins meet the criteria for Predict fun to determine Yes The Yes No of each market in Polymarket is an ERC 1155 Token. The rules of PF were originally intended to be avoided, so ERC20, SPL, and native blockchain were specifically written I didn't expect Polymarket to release a stablecoin, which happened to meet the regulatory requirements Why hasn't MegaETH settled its stablecoin USDm? The rules of MegeETH are relatively simple, closely following the rules of Polymarket >Whether there is a market for issuing coins "depends on whether the project party has issued governance tokens >The 'Fdv Market' refers to the token Fdv issued by the project party If the settlement conditions are met in the Polymarket, someone will propose, and if there is no misunderstanding in the settlement, someone will receive a $5 reward. The consensus in the MegaETH market is that stablecoins are not counted and PM has not been settled, Predict fun naturally did not settle. This also exposes a series of issues with Predict fun: There is no complete Propose/Dispute mechanism, and the dispute market is common, but there is no place for users to argue. Polymarket has UMA Discord, which provides information for UMA holders to vote on. The rules of Predict Fun are also amazing. I searched for a long time but couldn't find where the rules were. I need to click on each option to see the resolution However, even if stablecoins comply with the rules of Predict fun, Yes holders should still have hope of getting their money back