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Baheet
Baheet@Baheet_·1d

Is Sui a Good Chain for Prediction Markets?

Baheet argues Sui's object-centric architecture, Move language, 390ms finality via Mysticeti, native DeepBook v3 CLOB, and March 2026-launched USDsui stablecoin create an underutilized technical foundation for prediction markets as the category scaled to $20-27 billion monthly volumes across Polymarket and Kalshi in 2026. While Polymarket's VP of Engineering acknowledged infrastructure strain from rapid traction—citing on-chain latency, transaction cancellations, and CLOB stability issues—Sui remains absent from the dominant prediction market apps, presenting a first-mover opportunity for builders prioritizing high-frequency scalar markets and institutional settlement over ecosystem maturity.

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Kunal Doshi
Kunal Doshi@Kunallegendd·2d

Polymarket Might Be Outgrowing Polygon

Kunal argues Polymarket's shift into perpetual futures exposes limitations in its reliance on Polygon's architecture. Perps demand low-latency, deterministic execution and cancel priority that Polygon's hybrid offchain-onchain model cannot reliably guarantee, forcing market makers to widen spreads and reducing liquidity. To compete with systems like Hyperliquid's HyperCore, Polymarket would likely need to launch its own chain—capturing transaction and sequencing fees currently worth low single digits in revenue uplift, but increasingly valuable as perps unlock new revenue streams like liquidations.

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Kaviish
Kaviish@kaviish·4d

Kalshi: The CME for Events

Kalshi did $260M fee revenue on $23.8B notional in 2025 — a 19x YoY jump. Q1 2026 accelerated: $395M gross fees on $30.5B volume. Kaviish argues Kalshi is becoming the CME of events — a derivatives exchange for outcome contracts, not just a gambling venue. The margin + volume trajectory resembles a capital markets exchange more than a consumer sportsbook.

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