#Polymarket预测市场交易 Recently, I saw the 2026 outlooks from eight authoritative financial institutions, and one detail in particular made me want to discuss it with everyone—almost all institutions remain optimistic about the prediction market, and trading volume is expected to further expand.

This is not just empty talk. From BlackRock to JPMorgan Chase, from Coinbase to Galaxy Digital, they all focus on this field. But what I want to say is that being optimistic ≠ blindly participating.

Prediction markets are inherently high-risk trading instruments, characterized by high volatility and liquidity risks, especially for individual investors. The institutions are optimistic about the long-term prospects and ecological potential of this track, not about quick short-term gains. If you're interested in this direction, I suggest clarifying a few things first:

First, can you afford to lose this money? The funds you participate with in prediction markets should be the part you can afford to lose, not your core assets. Second, do you truly understand this product? Don’t get carried away by hype; make sure you understand what you're betting on and where the risks are. Third, control your position size. Even if you believe in the future of prediction markets, it doesn’t mean you should go all-in right now.

A prudent approach is always: while believing in the long-term trend, maintain respect for short-term risks. The strategic layout by institutions gives us a directional reference, but how exactly to act still depends on your own risk tolerance and asset planning.