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Opinion vs Phantom

Same lines, side by side: fee at 50¢, custody, KYC, excluded countries, resolution and volume, from official pages and DefiLlama.

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LineOpinionPhantom
TypeVenueLists, matches and settles its own marketsWallet or appWorld, Kalshi
Taker feeEdge0.5–1% at 50¢Takers pay the market's topic rate × p × (1 − p), capped at 1% at 50¢, with a $0.25 minimum: 100 contracts at 50¢ cost $0.25 to $0.50. Makers pay nothing and receive 50% of the taker fee. Minimum order $5, minimum withdrawal $5.4–5% at 50¢Outside the US, each trade pays 0.1 × p × (1 − p) per contract: 100 contracts at 50¢ cost $2.50. In the US, Kalshi markets cost $0.02 a contract, $0.01 to Phantom and $0.01 to Kalshi: $2.00 for 100 contracts at any price. Funding from the Cash account is gasless; other tokens need SOL for network fees.
30-day volumeEdge$267MNot tracked
New-user perkUp to 10% off trading fees with a referral code10% of your own trading fees back for three months, when you sign up on mobile with a code
CustodySelf-custody: you trade from your own walletSelf-custody outside the US; funds at Kalshi in the US
Identity check (KYC)Not documentedNo KYC policy is published; you connect a self-custody wallet such as Binance Wallet, OKX or MetaMask.Not documentedIn the US, Kalshi verifies your identity before any trade. Phantom's help page for World markets describes no identity check.
Excluded countries14Terms dated 19 October 2025: the US, the UK, France, Ontario, Singapore, Poland, Thailand, South Korea, China, Taiwan and Hong Kong, plus sanctioned countries and regions. The site returns a geo-block page from France.2Phantom's help center excludes the UK and Germany, plus jurisdictions sanctioned by the US, from World prediction markets, which are not offered in the US either. In the US, Kalshi markets have been rolling out since 23 October 2026, and the same page lists them as available except in Michigan, Nevada and Washington.
ResolutionAI panel, human appealOpinion AI proposes the outcome from predefined sources, then a jury of models and human reviewers check it. Anyone can dispute within the window, usually two hours, by staking OPN: an upheld dispute returns twice the stake, a rejected one loses it.Settled by the source venueOutside the US, World settles each market from the oracle named in its rules, Chainlink in Phantom's disclosures, with a challenge period. In the US, Kalshi decides under its market rules. Phantom says it does not decide results.
Settles onBNB ChainSolana (World) · Kalshi Klear (US)
CollateralUSDTCASH
OperatorSuperchillclub LimitedPhantom Technologies, Inc.
TokenOPNBNB ChainNo token
Where it runsWebiOS, Android
ChainsEVMBNB ChainSolanaSolana
Documented featuresEdge6 of 101 of 10
Order bookYesNo
Anyone can create a marketYesNo
Combos / parlaysNot documentedNot documented
Maker rebatesYesNot documented
Yield on collateralNot documentedNot documented
Trading APIYesNo
Mobile appNot documentedYes
Telegram botNot documentedNot documented
Own tokenYesNot documented
Points programYesNot documented

Which one should you pick?

Pick Opinion if

You want macro and political markets on BNB Chain with the cheapest taker fee at 50¢.

A BNB Chain venue built around macro and political markets, with the lowest maximum taker fee in the series, 1% at 50¢, and an AI oracle whose results anyone can dispute by staking its OPN token. Its January 2026 volume drew public questions about wash trading, and DefiLlama filters flagged wallets out of its figure.

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Pick Phantom if

You already use Phantom on your phone and want to trade events without leaving the wallet.

A predictions tab inside the Phantom app rather than a venue: outside the US it trades World markets on Solana, settled in Phantom's CASH stablecoin, and since 23 October 2026 US users outside Michigan, Nevada and Washington get Kalshi markets after an identity check. The fee is steep: 5% at 50¢ outside the US, more than most venues charge directly.

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