Prediction markets are no longer about whether they can succeed; the key is how they are applied.

Their uses are becoming increasingly diverse: serving as important reference inputs for policy making, financial decision-making, and risk management; acting as real-time market signals that reflect collective expectations and consensus; complementing traditional forecasting models to form a multi-dimensional decision-making framework.

These markets are rapidly changing people's decision logic. Whether it is institutional investors or risk management departments, the weight of prediction market data is rising rapidly. From niche tools to mainstream decision support, the role of prediction markets is being redefined.