New global prediction platform ADI Predictstreet announced its official launch Monday, just ahead of the FIFA World Cup.
Key Takeaways
- The platform blends live-streaming with integrated prediction trading.
- DAZN livestreams will feature the platform’s market data and interactive opportunities.
- The top two prediction markets processed nearly five times as much trading volume in April as they did eight months earlier.
ADI Predictstreet initially launched in Gibraltar before gaining access to 23 U.S. states through a partnership with Fanatics Markets.
The operator says the platform combines “seamless live content” and a fast response time to create a premier destination for trading during the World Cup. Users in approved jurisdictions can stream every match on the platform while trading in real time with up-to-the-minute market data.
“ADI Predictstreet was created to redefine how fans engage with live events,” said Dimitrios Psarrakis, CEO of ADI Predictstreet. “As we go live ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026, we are proud to deliver a secure, regulated, and globally scalable platform that combines technology, prediction markets, and real-time participation at an unprecedented level.
“Billions of fans worldwide will engage with this summer’s historic tournament, alongside millions in person across North America. We look forward to introducing them all to a new and exciting way of engaging with the FIFA World Cup 2026.”
ADI Predictstreet is amassing a “growing network” of global partners, with the goal of entering even more markets.
Users can access the trading platform via mobile and desktop at adipredictstreet.com.
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Innovative new platform
ADI Predictstreet is the first publicly available application that utilizes ADI Chain’s blockchain infrastructure. The platform’s ambition is to compile a robust market of contracts available in industries such as sports, finance, technology, and culture.
Using ADI Chain, ADI Predictstreet provides customers with live market updates, event tracking, and a variety of internal integrity monitoring and protection protocols.
Additionally, the platform has a “comprehensive, risk-based surveillance and compliance framework” that detects suspicious, if not nefarious, activity. The system is supported by data from Sportradar, Stats Perform, and LSports Data.
In related prediction market news, ADI Predictstreet and DAZN in April unveiled a partnership that allows the prediction operator to integrate interactive prompts, market tracking, and prediction opportunities into DAZN’s live-streaming coverage.
Users in eligible markets will be able to buy and sell contracts throughout the World Cup, beginning Thursday.
Industry competition
Just like when sports betting first launched in the U.S., the prediction market industry is becoming more and more competitive.
ADI Predictstreet is joining an industry currently dominated by Kalshi and Polymarket. Statistics published by the Pew Research Center in May show that the monthly trading volume at the platforms nearly quintupled over the last eight months, rising from below $5 billion in September 2025 to $24 billion in April.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Wednesday took an important step by proposing rules that would explicitly permit many sports-related event contracts. If the rules are approved, operators would gain stronger regulatory support as they continue facing legal challenges from state gaming regulators.
