Predict.fun
Predict.fun is a distinct venue inside PredictDog. It should not be treated as a drop-in copy of Polymarket.
On web, Predict.fun currently appears as its own filtered market surface inside the broader terminal, with separate venue selection, category browsing, and Predict.fun event cards.
Current fee model
Predict.fun currently uses the shared PredictDog trading fee configuration:
- fixed base fee:
$0.04 - commission:
1%of trade notional
In practical terms, the current estimate starts from:
total fee = $0.04 + 1% of notional
Examples:
| Trade notional | Commission | Base fee | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
$5.00 | $0.05 | $0.04 | $0.09 |
$20.00 | $0.20 | $0.04 | $0.24 |
$100.00 | $1.00 | $0.04 | $1.04 |
Fastest way to approach it
If you are new to Predict.fun inside PredictDog:
- open the web terminal first
- confirm your account and wallet state
- make sure the required BNB-side venue rail is ready
- only then use the venue surface or Telegram shortcut
What the fee lines mean on Predict.fun
For Predict.fun, users should separate three things:
- venue trading amount
- chain gas on the BNB side
- PredictDog platform fees
The current product fee estimate is not the same thing as BNB gas.
That means a user can correctly see both of these at once:
- a PredictDog fee estimate built from the
$0.04 + 1%rule - separate BNB-side costs or readiness requirements for the venue rail
What users should understand first
Predict.fun can require venue-specific readiness before trading.
That can include:
- account linkage
- venue auth state
- venue approvals
- the right balance on the required BNB-side trading rail
It can also include having enough balance left on the correct rail to cover fee settlement after the trade path is prepared.
How PredictDog presents it
On web, Predict.fun appears as a first-class market surface inside the broader terminal.
On Telegram, Predict.fun has its own dedicated entrypoint and should be treated as a venue-aware flow rather than generic freeform market trading.
Current fee guidance for users:
- the product uses the shared current fee config for estimation
- the fixed fee and commission should be thought of separately from venue gas
- if the BNB-side settlement rail is underfunded, the action can be blocked even when the market itself looks available
What makes it different from Polymarket
- readiness checks are more venue-specific
- Telegram interaction is more explicitly routed through dedicated venue entrypoints
- balance and approval requirements should be read in the venue's own context
- fee settlement depends on the venue's BNB-side trading rail rather than Polygon-style assumptions
Why this matters
If PredictDog blocks a Predict.fun action while another product works normally, that does not necessarily mean your account is broken. It often means the Predict.fun venue prerequisites are not ready yet.
The same logic applies to fees: if another product can quote or settle normally, that does not guarantee your Predict.fun fee settlement rail is ready.
Common mistake
If another product works, do not assume Predict.fun must also be ready. Venue-specific prerequisites are part of the normal product model here.