It is indeed unreasonable to compare prediction markets with meme coins. The key issue is the vastly different profit potential—some people want to turn 5,000 capital into a million in prediction markets, but putting the same capital into meme coins? That’s possible. The risk coefficients and volatility ranges of the two asset classes are fundamentally not on the same level. Prediction markets focus on probability pricing and information arbitrage, while meme coins are driven by extreme volatility and community hype. Investment return expectations should be aligned with the characteristics of the assets themselves; blind comparisons can appear unprofessional.
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FreeMinter
· 7h ago
That's right, meme coins are the kind of monsters that can double in value, and market predictions are just a retirement investment.
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AirDropMissed
· 7h ago
5,000 to win millions, the difference is truly outrageous. Meme coins are just casinos; no matter how much you gamble in prediction markets, it doesn't feel the same.
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GlueGuy
· 7h ago
That's right, meme coins are essentially gambling assets. Prediction markets are about logic, so there's no way to discuss them together.
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BoredWatcher
· 7h ago
This logic makes sense; meme coins are just casinos, and prediction markets are the real arbitrage game.
It is indeed unreasonable to compare prediction markets with meme coins. The key issue is the vastly different profit potential—some people want to turn 5,000 capital into a million in prediction markets, but putting the same capital into meme coins? That’s possible. The risk coefficients and volatility ranges of the two asset classes are fundamentally not on the same level. Prediction markets focus on probability pricing and information arbitrage, while meme coins are driven by extreme volatility and community hype. Investment return expectations should be aligned with the characteristics of the assets themselves; blind comparisons can appear unprofessional.