World Launches Fully Onchain Prediction Market on Solana

World has launched as a non-custodial prediction market inside Phantom and at world.xyz. The platform uses Solana for onchain settlement, Phantom’s CASH stablecoin and Chainlink infrastructure for market data and resolution.

World Launches Fully Onchain Prediction Market on Solana

What happened?

World has launched as a non-custodial prediction market inside Phantom and at world.xyz. The platform uses Solana for onchain settlement, Phantom’s CASH stablecoin and Chainlink infrastructure for market data and resolution.

Why it matters

World, a previously cryptic Solana project promoted under the tagline “Trade Everything,” has launched as a fully onchain prediction market. The platform is available through Phantom on iOS, Android and desktop, as well as at world.xyz.

World, a previously cryptic Solana project promoted under the tagline “Trade Everything,” has launched as a fully onchain prediction market. The platform is available through Phantom on iOS, Android and desktop, as well as at world.xyz.

The launch gives World immediate access to users of one of Solana’s largest consumer applications. It also expands Phantom’s push into in-app markets, which already includes prediction markets from Kalshi and regulated derivatives.

Users can trade event contracts directly from their Solana wallets, initially covering cryptocurrency prices and the 2026 FIFA World Cup. World plans to add markets tied to sports, geopolitics and macroeconomics.

World is non-custodial, meaning funds move only when a user enters a market. Positions, settlement and redemptions are handled onchain, while winning positions can be redeemed automatically in Phantom using the wallet’s CASH stablecoin.

Chainlink serves as World’s primary oracle provider through its Data Streams and Runtime Environment products. The infrastructure supplies market data and helps resolve outcomes, reducing reliance on human-led settlement. World also plans additional distribution partnerships with crypto and traditional fintech platforms in July.

Source: CoinDesk

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