Gemini Predictions, a prediction market platform that launched in December, has rolled out batch order APIs, FIFA World Cup contracts, and watchlist tools. The additions come as the platform reports over $24 million in trading volume since its debut.
Batch order APIs for power users
The new batch order APIs let traders place multiple orders at once, a feature typically reserved for institutional or high-frequency participants. By bundling trades into a single request, users can adjust positions faster during volatile events — like a World Cup match or a political outcome. The company said the APIs are designed for developers and algorithmic traders who want to integrate Gemini Predictions into their own systems.
FIFA World Cup contracts go live
With the 2026 World Cup still years away, Gemini Predictions is already offering contracts on the tournament. Users can bet on which nation will win, top goal scorer, and other outcomes. The contracts are cash-settled and trade like binary options, with prices fluctuating based on real-time sentiment. The move taps into a growing appetite for sports-related prediction markets, a sector that has seen increased interest since the 2022 World Cup.
Watchlist tools for tracking markets
The platform also introduced a watchlist feature, allowing users to follow specific contracts without committing capital. Traders can monitor price movements, volume, and open interest for up to 50 markets at a time. The tool is meant to help users spot opportunities before placing bets, especially in fast-moving markets like election odds or crypto price predictions.
Volume milestone and what it means
Crossing $24 million in trading volume within roughly six months puts Gemini Predictions in a competitive tier among newer prediction platforms. The company has not disclosed user numbers or profitability, but the volume figure suggests steady adoption. The platform operates in a regulatory gray area — prediction markets in the U.S. face scrutiny from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which has previously cracked down on unregistered event contracts. Gemini Predictions has not commented on its regulatory status.
The next milestone for the platform will likely be whether it can sustain growth beyond the initial hype and attract a broader user base before the next major sporting or political event.
