#Polymarket预测市场发展 Seeing this message, I can't help but marvel at how unpredictable the prediction market truly is. Kalshi is currently experiencing a rollercoaster - being sued by regulators and users on one side, while securing massive funding on the other. Doesn't this just demonstrate the potential and risks coexist in the prediction market?

I've previously participated in some prediction platforms and am well aware of the temptations involved. But now it seems that the industry's compliance issues are far more complex than imagined. Is it a financial derivative or a form of disguised gambling? This classification is crucial.

From a user perspective, I am more concerned about the fairness of the platform. If, as the lawsuits claim, the platform acts as both judge and participant, then the risks for ordinary investors are enormous. After all, how can small retail investors compete against information-advantaged "market makers"?

This upheaval might serve as a watershed moment for the prediction market. In the short term, there may be turbulence, but in the long run, as long as demand exists, I believe a balance will eventually be found. As someone with experience, I advise everyone to stay vigilant and avoid blindly following the trend. After all, in the gray areas where rules are unclear, a small misstep could lead to falling into a trap.