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Crypto.com opens Predict Pro order-book event trading to US users

US users of the Crypto.com Exchange can now place stop and limit orders and combine up to six predictions on CFTC-regulated event contracts, via a registered introducing broker.

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Crypto.com has opened Predict Pro, a tool that lets US users of its Exchange trade event contracts against a full order book, with stop and limit orders and positions combining two to six predictions. Event contracts pay out depending on whether a stated event happens, and are traded on a prediction market.

The company announced the launch on 15 October 2026. The service is offered by Foris DAX, Inc., which is registered with the National Futures Association (NFA) as an introducing broker.

How it works

Predict Pro connects to OG.com Markets, a brand of North American Derivatives Exchange, Inc., which is registered with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) as a designated contract market and derivatives clearing organization. Foris DAX FCM LLC, which does business as OG.com Broker, is registered with the NFA as a futures commission merchant and is connected to the introducing broker.

Traders see bid and ask depth and probability charts. They can use market, limit, stop market, stop limit and post-only orders. Combos include same-game and multi-event positions, and in-event trading. Markets cover elections, sports, crypto prices, Fed decisions, climate and culture.

Each contract shows its resolution source, settlement timeline and dispute window before a trade. Contracts settle automatically, typically within one hour of resolution, the company says.

Why it matters

Trading requires account verification with both the introducing broker and OG.com’s futures commission merchant. The release does not say how many users or contracts are covered, nor what fees apply.

The legal status of sports event contracts is disputed. Thirty-nine US states and the District of Columbia asked the Supreme Court to decide whether federal derivatives law overrides state sports-gambling rules for prediction markets.

Source

Crypto.com Launches Predict Pro: The Exchange-Grade Way to Trade Real-World Events

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Event contractA derivative contract whose payoff depends on a specified event, occurrence or value, for example whether it rains tomorrow or what an economic indicator will be. It is the product traded on prediction markets.Full entry in the glossary
Prediction marketA market where people trade contracts on the outcome of future events, such as an election result, an interest rate decision or a sports game. In the United States regulated prediction markets are overseen by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).Full entry in the glossary