Prediction markets

Trade on the outcome of real-world events with Azness. Pick a question, buy shares in the answer you believe, and get paid in USDT if you are right.

What you can predict

How it works

  1. Pick a question: Browse markets on crypto, sports, politics and more. Each one asks a clear question with a set end date.
  2. Choose your answer: Buy shares in the answer you think is right. The price shows how likely people think it is.
  3. Follow or sell: Watch the chance move as news comes in. Sell early to lock in a profit or cut a loss.
  4. Get paid: When the market ends, each share of the right answer pays 1 USDT into your wallet.

Why trade predictions here

What are prediction markets?

Prediction markets turn questions about the future into something you can trade. Each market asks a clear question, such as whether Bitcoin will close above a certain price or which team will win a final. Every possible answer has a share price between 0 and 1 USDT, and that price works like a live probability: a price of 0.70 means people think the answer is about 70% likely.

How prices move

Prices change as people buy and sell. When news makes an answer more likely, more people buy it and its price rises. This is why prediction markets are often watched as a quick read of what the crowd expects. You can follow the chances on each market's chart and see how they react to events.

An example

Say a market asks "Will BTC be above 100,000 USD on Friday?" and Yes costs 0.40. With 10 USDT you buy 25 Yes shares. If Bitcoin is above 100,000 on Friday, each share pays 1 USDT, so you receive 25 USDT. If it is not, the shares pay nothing. You can also sell before Friday if the price moves in your favour. Check the latest crypto prices in Taka before you decide.

Trade carefully

Prediction markets are not a way to guarantee income. Prices reflect opinions, not facts, and you can lose everything you put into a market. Keep bets small, read each market's result rules, and use our profit calculator and crypto news to stay informed. When you are ready, create a free account to get started.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do these markets work?

They turn questions about future events into tradable shares. Each possible answer has a price between 0 and 1 USDT. That price acts like a live probability. For example, a price of 0.70 suggests the crowd sees about a 70% chance of that answer being correct.

What makes the prices change?

Prices move as people buy and sell. When news makes an answer seem more likely, more people buy it, so its price goes up. This is why these markets are often watched as a quick read of what the crowd expects. You can follow the chances on each market's chart.

Can I sell before the event ends?

Yes. You can sell your shares before the market closes if the price moves in your favour. If you hold until the end, each share pays 1 USDT when the answer is correct, or nothing if it is wrong.

What should I keep in mind?

These markets are not a way to guarantee income. Prices reflect opinions, not facts, and you can lose everything you put into a market. Keep bets small, read each market's result rules, and use tools like a profit calculator and crypto news to stay informed.

Frequently asked questions

What is a prediction market?

A prediction market lets people buy and sell shares in the possible answers to a question, like "Will Bitcoin be above 100,000 USD on Friday?". The share price, between 0 and 1 USDT, shows how likely people think each answer is.

How do I win?

If your answer turns out to be right, each share you hold pays 1 USDT when the market ends. If it is wrong, the shares pay nothing. For example, 10 USDT spent on shares priced at 0.40 buys 25 shares, which pay 25 USDT if you are right.

How much do I need to start?

You can bet from 1 USDT up to 9,999 USDT per bet. Our fee is 0% of the bet, and the exact cost is shown before you confirm.

Can I sell before the market ends?

Yes. You can sell your shares at the current price at any time before betting closes, to take a profit early or limit a loss.

How are results decided?

Each market states the rule and source used to decide its result. When the result is confirmed, winning shares are paid into your USDT wallet automatically.

Is it risky?

Yes. You can lose the whole amount you bet. Only use money you can afford to lose, and read the prediction rules before you start.