We redesigned Predicta around market activity.

This update focuses on a simple problem in early prediction markets: people should be able to find where real trading activity is happening, understand the market quickly, and place a prediction without fighting the interface.

Active markets now come first

Predicta now promotes currently tradable weather and cryptocurrency events that already have real participants. Active Markets are ranked primarily by unique trader activity, while settlement timing and trading activity help organize the rest of discovery.

Markets with no participants are not removed. They remain discoverable in their normal sections, while active markets receive more visibility. The goal is to concentrate attention where a market is already forming rather than spread early participation across many empty screens.

Trader counts add real market context

Event cards can now show unique trader counts. A person who trades repeatedly inside the same event still counts as one participant, so the number is meant to represent people rather than transaction frequency. When an event has no committed trades, the interface says “No trades yet” instead of displaying a bare zero.

A simpler first trade

The mobile trade card keeps the basic decision front and center: choose YES or NO, enter an amount in USDT, and review the estimate. Advanced Market and Limit order controls are still available, but they no longer dominate the first interaction.

When there is no executable quote on the opposite side, Predicta can help the first participant create a resting limit order using the current reference probability. The interface explains that the order can wait for another trader, can be cancelled before it fills, and may keep unused funds locked while it is open.

Cleaner wallet navigation and clearer numbers

The Wallet now focuses its primary navigation on Deposit, Withdraw and History. Technical ledger information remains available inside History as an advanced view instead of occupying a primary mobile tab.

Financial figures across Home, Wallet, Trade and Portfolio now use clearer tabular numerals rather than code-style monospace typography. Blockchain addresses, transaction hashes and technical identifiers remain monospace where that formatting is actually useful.

Analytics now measures live activity

The Analytics page has been rebuilt around current tradable events and committed trades from the last rolling 24 hours. The headline metrics now focus on 24-hour trading volume, 24-hour unique traders, currently tradable events and events that have seen real trading activity.

Historical, settled, demo and legacy cryptocurrency markets no longer inflate public activity statistics. Popular-market rankings now reflect current participation instead of old accumulated Market volume.

This is an ongoing product direction rather than a cosmetic redesign. Prediction markets become more useful when participants can quickly see where opinions are forming, where liquidity exists, and what will settle next.