(AsiaGameHub) – By: Oliver Hawthorne, a Principal Correspondent permanently stationed at an international technology review
The launch of ADI Predictstreet’s prediction market platform stirs up the sports prediction industry. With the 2026 World Cup approaching, the market is rife with competition and regulatory uncertainties.
On 8 June, ADI Predictstreet went live in Gibraltar and 23 US states via a co – branded World Cup Hub with Fanatics Markets. Powered by ADI Chain, it lets users fund accounts with fiat and digital assets. It integrates live – streaming and a “near real – time” settlement engine. In April, it got a Gibraltar license and became the World Cup’s official prediction – market partner. ADI plans to expand jurisdiction – by – jurisdiction.
ADI Predictstreet aims to redefine fan engagement. Its data – driven model and blockchain tech offer a new way to interact with sports. Given the large – scale 2026 World Cup, ADI Chain’s infrastructure is crucial for handling high user volumes. However, the US prediction – market landscape is complex, as seen with Polymarket’s recent issues. ADI’s success will depend on its ability to navigate regulations and meet user demands.
Author bio: Oliver Hawthorne, a seasoned principal correspondent at an international tech review, covering tech trends and market disruptions.
