There's something troubling about how prediction markets have normalized micro-betting on the most trivial events. Whether it's how long a press conference runs or which coin pumps tomorrow—we're essentially gamifying financial speculation for younger users who don't fully grasp the risks.

Yes, these platforms have gained significant traction lately. But mainstream popularity doesn't automatically justify listing every possible bet. The real question is: should we be creating frictionless access to these types of wagers? Just because something can be tokenized and traded doesn't mean it should be. The industry needs guardrails around what contracts get enabled, especially when young people are the primary users.