BitMart Wallet adds an in-app prediction market
BitMart Wallet has officially rolled out a new prediction market feature, according to the company’s announcement. The product spans multiple categories, including the World Cup, sports events, crypto market movements, and global political topics. By embedding the experience directly into the wallet, BitMart is positioning the feature as a unified venue for users who want to trade event-driven markets without leaving the app.
A key part of the launch is its integration with Polymarket liquidity. Rather than redirecting users to an external platform, BitMart Wallet lets them participate in these markets from within the wallet interface itself. This structure reduces the need for third-party jumps and keeps trading, position management, and settlement within one product flow.
Positions can be sold before expiry
According to the announcement, users are able to sell their positions at any time before market resolution. That gives traders flexibility to adjust exposure as odds shift, rather than waiting until the final outcome is determined. The wallet also supports automatic settlement at expiry, simplifying the process once an event has concluded.
These mechanics align the product with the standard operating model of event markets, where users may enter, exit, or hold positions through resolution depending on market pricing and conviction. BitMart’s emphasis appears to be on convenience inside the wallet environment, with liquidity access and settlement tools bundled into a single interface.
Dedicated World Cup section goes live at the same time
Alongside the broader market launch, BitMart Wallet has also introduced a dedicated World Cup prediction hub. During matches, users can take part in real-time forecasting tied to tournament events, expanding the wallet’s sports-related trading use cases. The company said the section is designed for live participation during viewing periods, linking match attention directly with market activity.
The launch broadens BitMart Wallet’s coverage across sports, crypto, and politics while building on Polymarket’s existing liquidity base. Although the announcement did not disclose trading volumes or user figures, the release highlights BitMart’s push to make event-based trading accessible inside its wallet product.