Launch a branded prediction market where your followers put real money behind real predictions. You create the markets. They trade. You earn from every transaction. Live in under an hour.
ETH hits $5K by December. I'm not saying it's guaranteed, but the setup is too clean to ignore. 🎯
Will ETH hit $5,000 by Dec 31?
Same take. Same audience. Same 30 seconds to post.
One way earns you likes. The other earns you revenue.
You saw words like "Solidity," "EIP-712," and "oracle adapter." You closed the tab. You're a content creator, not a blockchain engineer.
ThousandMarkets doesn't need you to be technical. You fill in a form. We deploy smart contracts. You share a link. That's it.
Your content calendar is packed. You're managing brand deals, creating content, engaging your community. Zero bandwidth for a dev project.
ThousandMarkets takes under an hour. From payment to live market. Most of that is choosing your branding.
You talked to developers. They quoted $80K to $250K and 4-6 months. That's your entire sponsorship revenue for the year — on a gamble.
ThousandMarkets costs 1 ETH. One time. That's roughly $3,800.
The real fear. You launch. No one's on the other side. Ghost town. They leave and never come back.
ThousandMarkets has shared liquidity across the entire platform. Your market taps into orders from every tenant's users. Day 1 liquidity.
No developers. No smart contracts. No waiting.
Connect your wallet. Send 1 ETH on Base mainnet. The moment the transaction confirms, we deploy your complete stack:
One-time payment. No monthly fees. No revenue share.
Log into your admin dashboard. Make it yours:
Then create your first market:
Behind the scenes: condition IDs, oracle initialization, caching — all automatic.
Post your market to your audience:
Your audience trades with USDC on Base. You earn your configured taker fee on every single trade.
Fees flow automatically to your on-chain ProtocolVault. Verifiable. Yours.
If your audience has opinions — and they do — you can make it a market.
Will BTC break $100K before July 1, 2025?
Will Solana flip Ethereum in daily txns by EOY?
Will the Fed cut rates at the September meeting?
Will the Lakers make the NBA Finals 2025-26?
Will Man City win the Champions League?
Will the next iPhone have a foldable display?
[Your prediction here]
If your audience has opinions and is willing to back them with money, you have a market.
Launch Your Market →No revenue share with ThousandMarkets. No monthly fees. You keep 100% of the trading fees your markets generate. Forever.
You set a taker fee on your portal
Default: 0.30% — that's $3 per $1,000 in volume
Every time someone trades, the fee is collected automatically
Fees flow to your ProtocolVault — a smart contract on Base that holds YOUR revenue
Your admin dashboard shows your fee balance in real-time
No invoicing. No payment processing. No revenue share. On-chain. Automatic. Yours.
| Conservative | Moderate | If It Pops Off 🔥 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Followers | 10,000 | 50,000 | 200,000 |
| Click-through rate | 2% | 3% | 5% |
| Unique traders | 200 | 1,500 | 10,000 |
| Avg trade size | $25 | $50 | $100 |
| Monthly volume | $20K | $450K | $12M |
| Your fee (0.30%) | $60/mo | $1,350/mo | $36,000/mo |
| Method | Monthly | Effort |
|---|---|---|
| Sponsored tweet | $500-$5K | Per deal |
| Premium Discord | $500-$5K | Daily |
| Paid newsletter | $300-$3K | Weekly |
| Affiliate links | $200-$2K | Ongoing |
| Prediction market fees | $60-$36K+ | Passive after launch |
💰 $0 to ThousandMarkets. $0 in revenue share. $0 in monthly fees.
You pay 1 ETH once. Every dollar in trading fees is yours. We don't take a cut. We don't charge rent. We built the platform. You run the market. You keep the revenue.
This is the #1 fear every KOL has about launching a prediction market. Here's why it doesn't apply on ThousandMarkets.
You launch a market. A follower wants to buy "Yes" at $0.65. But nobody's selling. They wait. Nothing happens. They leave. Your market is dead on arrival.
This happens to every new prediction market that operates alone.
When you opt into shared liquidity (on by default), your market's orderbook connects to every other tenant on ThousandMarkets. Your follower's buy order matches against sellers from ANY tenant. Trade executes. You earn the fee.
You don't need 10,000 traders to have a liquid market. You need to be on a platform where liquidity is shared. ThousandMarkets is that platform.
"I went from 'I should do something with prediction markets' to having my branded market live in the same afternoon. I'm not a developer. I didn't need to be. Earned more in fees my first month than my last two sponsored tweets combined."
"My audience was BEGGING for this. I post game predictions every week — now they can trade on them. Discord engagement tripled because people share positions and trash-talk each other."
"I was quoted $120K to build a custom prediction market. I found ThousandMarkets, paid 1 ETH, and was live in 45 minutes. My audience sees MY brand. That's exactly what I wanted."
Just launched my prediction market on ThousandMarkets. $47K in volume in the first 24 hours. I literally set it up during lunch. 🔥
My NFL playoff markets just hit $200K in volume. I've been posting predictions for free for 5 years. Should've done this a LONG time ago.
The engagement flywheel is real. People trade, share positions on Twitter, new people discover my market. Followers up 12% this month. 📈
1 ETH to launch. No monthly fees. No revenue share. Already earned 0.8 ETH in fees and the market hasn't even resolved yet. The math is disgusting (good way). 💰
Prediction markets don't just earn fees — they create a self-reinforcing engagement loop.
5 minutes in your admin dashboard
Volume generates fees for you
Free marketing — their followers see your market
Click → see your brand → see active markets
More volume, more fees, more sharing
"When's the next market?" — your following grows
Then you create another market. The loop repeats.
Every cycle: more traders, more volume, more fees, more followers, more social proof for the next market.
The question you write IS the product. Here's how to write questions that make your audience trade.
Sweet spot: 40-60% on each side. If 95% agree, there's nobody to trade against. The best markets are where your replies are already full of people arguing.
Create markets around events your audience is already discussing. Elections, product launches, earnings, playoffs. Timeliness = attention = volume.
"Will BTC break $100K by Q1?" + "Will BTC hit $150K by EOY?" + "Will BTC outperform ETH in 2025?" — clusters keep traders engaged longer.
Get "The Prediction Market Question Design Guide" — 15 pages of frameworks, templates, and examples for maximum volume.
You already know what your audience wants to predict.
You already have the distribution.
You already have the credibility.
The only thing you've been missing is the infrastructure.
Now you have it. For 1 ETH.