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Predict.fun vs Hyperliquid Outcomes

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

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LinePredict.funHyperliquid Outcomes
TypeVenueLists, matches and settles its own marketsVenueLists, matches and settles its own markets
Taker fee2% at 50¢Takers pay 2% × min(p, 1 − p) × shares: 100 contracts at 50¢ cost $1.00, or $0.90 with an invite code. Makers pay nothing. Minimum order 1 USDT. Open positions earn Venus yield, minus a 10% management fee.Not publishedHyperliquid's fee page says outcome trades pay only when a position is closed or settled, never when it opens, but gives no rate, and its HIP-4 page still says outcome fees are zero during testing. DefiLlama counted $75.5K of outcome fees over 30 days, front-end builder fees included, on $56.4M of volume. Makers pay nothing.
30-day volumeEdge$380M$56.4M
New-user perk10% off trading fees with an invite code4% off fees on your first $25M of volume
CustodySmart wallet in your name; Predict never holds the keysSelf-custody, same account as perps and spot
Identity check (KYC)Not documentedNo KYC policy is published: you sign up with an email, a Google or X account, or your own wallet, and declare that you are not in an excluded country.No KYCNo identity check: you connect a wallet.
Excluded countries13Terms dated 18 November 2025: the US, the UK, France, Ontario, Singapore, Poland, Thailand and Taiwan, plus sanctioned Iran, Syria, Cuba, North Korea, Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk. Australia and Belgium appear in the terms' capitalised notice but not in their definition of restricted jurisdictions.1Hyperliquid's terms exclude the US, Ontario and sanctioned territories. Outcome markets add their own list of “Excluded Persons”, which Hyperliquid does not publish.
ResolutionOptimistic oracleUMA's optimistic oracle settles markets created since March 2026: a bonded proposal, a challenge window, then a UMA token-holder vote if disputed. Recurring up/down crypto markets settle from Chainlink Data Streams. Its technical overview describes a simplified adapter with no bond or dispute, which contradicts the help pages.Validator voteValidators publish the canonical markets and vote their outcomes on-chain against predefined rules, with a dispute window. No UMA or Chainlink oracle is involved.
Settles onBNB ChainHyperCore (L1 Hyperliquid)
CollateralUSDT, USDCUSDC
OperatorPDF Labs LimitedHyperliquid Corp.
TokenNo tokenHYPEHyperliquid L1
Where it runsWebWeb, Android
ChainsEVMBNB ChainHyperliquidHyperliquid
Documented features4 of 104 of 10
Order bookYesYes
Anyone can create a marketNoNo
Combos / parlaysNot documentedNot documented
Maker rebatesNot documentedNo
Yield on collateralYesNot documented
Trading APIYesYes
Mobile appNot documentedYes
Telegram botNot documentedNot documented
Own tokenNoYes
Points programYesNo

Which one should you pick?

Pick Predict.fun if

You trade on BNB Chain and want a low fee at 50¢ with yield on your open positions.

The second-largest on-chain venue after Polymarket on DefiLlama: a central order book on BNB Chain, a taker fee that peaks at 2% at 50¢, and Venus yield on open positions. Its terms name the operator, PDF Labs, under British Virgin Islands law, and exclude the US, the UK and France.

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Pick Hyperliquid Outcomes if

You already trade on Hyperliquid and want event contracts next to your perps, without KYC.

Prediction markets inside Hyperliquid: since May 2026, outcome contracts trade on HyperCore's order books from the same account as your perps and spot, settled in USDC and resolved by validator vote. The open question is the fee: positions pay on close or settlement, at a rate Hyperliquid has not published.

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