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⚽ #WorldCup2026PredMarkets The World Cup isn't just becoming a sporting event. It's becoming a financial market. Prediction platforms are preparing for billions of dollars in trading volume as users speculate on match outcomes, tournament winners, goals, and player performance. What's fascinating isn't the betting. It's the information. Prediction markets aggregate collective intelligence in real time. Every trade becomes a forecast. Every price becomes a probability. Supporters argue that prediction markets often outperform polls, experts, and traditional forecasting models because participants have financial incentives to be correct. Critics argue they can be influenced by emotion, herd behaviour, and liquidity imbalances. Both views have merit. But one thing is becoming clear: The future of forecasting may look more like a market than a survey. The World Cup offers the perfect test. Millions of participants. Global attention. Constant information flow. Whether you're watching football or watching probabilities, one question remains: Can the crowd predict the future better than the experts? We're about to find out.