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2026 Cryptocurrency Exchange Listing Decision Questionnaire Survey Report

The 2026 Cryptocurrency Exchange Listing Decision Survey Report, conducted by RootData, gathered 313 valid responses from professionals including Listing BD personnel, researchers, and listing committee members. Key findings reveal that over 69% of respondents are directly involved in or responsible for listing decisions, with many handling over 50 projects annually, leading to significant information overload. Major pain points in the decision-making process include fragmented and outdated data, with approximately 50% of respondents citing these issues. High "hidden costs of trust" and data inaccuracy often prolong the review process. Over 30% of respondents noted that data delays significantly impact decisions, potentially causing missed opportunities or errors. Transparency of project information—such as details about institutional investors, valuation, team, and product roadmap—is critical. More than half of the respondents rely on third-party data platforms like RootData (used by 88.9% of participants) for verification. Projects listed on authoritative platforms with detailed information can improve listing efficiency by at least 30%. Conversely, low transparency often triggers extended defensive reviews, with 16.7% of respondents likely rejecting such projects outright. The report concludes that data transparency is vital in listing approvals, significantly affecting both the efficiency and outcome of a project’s capitalization efforts.

marsbit01/21 12:31

2026 Cryptocurrency Exchange Listing Decision Questionnaire Survey Report

marsbit01/21 12:31

As Prediction Markets Enter the 'High Trading Volume Era': The Structural Divergence of Kalshi, Polymarket, and Opinion

The prediction market is undergoing a significant transformation, shifting from a niche information-based experiment to a mature trading ecosystem characterized by event contracts, high-frequency participation, and sustained liquidity. This analysis focuses on three leading platforms—Kalshi, Polymarket, and Opinion—each representing a distinct evolutionary path. Kalshi is driving a structural shift by integrating sports-based contracts, which offer high frequency, emotional engagement, and rapid settlement. This approach transforms prediction markets into a form of entertainment, boosting trading volume through increased capital turnover rather than just user growth. Polymarket thrives on high-volatility topics—politics, macroeconomics, and technology—that resonate with social media trends. It functions as a decentralized sentiment futures market, where trading is often driven by opinion shifts and emotional reactions rather than pure information advantage. Opinion, still in a growth phase, relies heavily on incentives and product design to attract users. Its challenge lies in transitioning from incentive-driven volume to organic user retention and sustained trading depth across multiple events. The prediction market is no longer a singular concept but is diverging into specialized infrastructures. The key questions moving forward are whether trading volume can translate into stable liquidity, whether prices remain meaningful, and whether user engagement stems from genuine demand rather than short-term incentives. The market’s future will be determined by which model best balances high-frequency participation with accurate pricing.

marsbit01/21 11:36

As Prediction Markets Enter the 'High Trading Volume Era': The Structural Divergence of Kalshi, Polymarket, and Opinion

marsbit01/21 11:36

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