An Event Contract Evaluation Framework: Verify Pricing, Settlement, Assets, and Regulation
Use a twelve-layer due-diligence framework to assess an event-contract platform across product boundary, pricing, settlement, assets, permissions, re…
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Use a twelve-layer due-diligence framework to assess an event-contract platform across product boundary, pricing, settlement, assets, permissions, re…
For the same binary outcome, TurboFlow, Polymarket, and Kalshi differ in product design, pricing, exit, and settlement mechanisms. This article offer…
“Is TurboFlow reliable?” involves three different judgments: whether the platform is seriously building a product, whether the trading mechanism is t…
The easiest illusion event contracts create is: “the product is simple, so evaluating the platform is simple too.”
TurboFlow is an on-chain trading platform for global retail users, combining prediction markets and perpetual contracts to build a next-generation on…
Comparing HiBT and TurboFlow is not just a matter of leverage, fees, or product count. They solve different entry problems: HiBT uses an account-base…
From crowd wisdom in 1907, Hayek’s price mechanism and IEM, to Intrade, Polymarket, and TurboFlow, this article traces how event contracts have…
TurboFlow, Polymarket, and Robinhood all offer short-duration event trading, but their pricing mechanisms, exit methods, and settlement sources are c…
In Pantera Capital’s 《Stateful》 podcast, TurboFlow co-founder and CEO Tony He discusses the on-chain trading market in Asia, the product experience r…
TurboFlow announced that it has completed a 6 million USD seed round and plans to integrate perpetual contracts and prediction markets into a single…
A systematic overview of event contracts in the crypto market — from product types, probabilities and returns, liquidity and settlement…
TurboFlow is a global on-chain trading platform for retail users, combining Prediction Markets and Perpetuals with Event Contracts…