Looked up how a prediction market settles, since MINT lists predictions next to the casino and sportsbook tabs. The general idea: someone posts a question about a future event, like an economic figure or a match, and people take positions on the outcome. Every market needs a rule for who decides the result, and when. That rule carries a lot of the weight. MINT's public summary lists four categories: crypto, economy, gaming, and sports. The summary doesn't say which source settles each one, or what happens when a result is disputed. Those details would sit on the market pages themselves on Ngl that's the first thing I'd check on any prediction tab before reading anything else. Fr, the headline question is easy to follow and the settlement rule is where the fine print lives. @PlayOnMint is the account for the platform.