I’m Jeremy, and I write the prediction markets coverage at CoinStats. That means the app rankings, the scoring method behind them and the venue research that feeds both.
I’ve spent more than 10 years in global business across Web2 and Web3. My focus is growth through strategic partnerships, ecosystem expansion and sales. I’ve worked with CoinStats, mass[Finance], Hello Labs (co-creators of Killer Whales), CodeCraft (DVerse and Inferno Labs), XFounders and others.
Along the way I’ve built hundreds of B2B relationships across DeFi, ecosystems and go-to-market. Those partnerships have produced seven-figure returns and tens of millions of media impressions. Today I lead partnerships at xAligned.com, a boutique partnerships and growth agency for Web3 teams.
That background shapes how I read prediction market apps. Many of them run on partnerships. Brokers route to exchanges, sportsbooks team up with clearinghouses, and crypto apps list others’ markets. So I look at who runs the market, who holds your money and what each layer charges.
I track each app’s fees, funding, withdrawals and state availability from its own published pages. I also follow the court cases that change where each app can operate. Every ranking follows the same published method, applied the same way to every app.
Find out more about me on LinkedIn.
What I cover
- Prediction market app rankings and reviews
- Fees, funding and withdrawals on each app
- Kalshi, Polymarket US and the CFTC-regulated brokers
How I work
Every fact in my reviews comes from the app’s own published pages, and each review links its sources. Scores follow the published ranking method, applied the same way to every app.
Where a review reports on using an app, it says so and dates it. CoinStats may earn a commission on some links, and no app pays for its position.
Articles by Jeremy Bragin
Best Prediction Market Apps for 2026, Ranked
Fifteen CFTC-regulated apps scored on regulation, live prices, markets, funding, fees and state availability, with a full review of each.
Read itBest Sports Prediction Market Apps for 2026
Every regulated app with sports contracts, ranked on sports depth, state availability, fees and funding. Props, parlays and live trading compared.
Read itBest Crypto Prediction Markets for 2026
The regulated apps that take crypto, ranked on crypto deposits and payouts, stablecoins, coins accepted and Bitcoin price contracts.
Read itIs Kalshi Legit and Safe? Kalshi Review 2026
How Kalshi is regulated, how it holds your cash, the lawsuits against it, its fees, payout times and the states that ban it.
Read itKalshi Promo Code: Get $50 When You Trade $20
No code needed. Sign up for Kalshi through our link, trade $20 and get a $50 bonus. New US users, 18+. The steps, the terms and where to use it.
Read itIs Polymarket Legit? Polymarket Review 2026
Is Polymarket legit? Yes, if you use Polymarket US, a CFTC-regulated exchange. We cover safety, fees, payouts, lawsuits and the fake-win videos.
Read itRobinhood Prediction Market Review: Is It Legit?
Robinhood prediction market review: legit, with limits. Who holds your cash, the 1¢-capped fees, payout times, lawsuits and the state fights over sports.
Read itDraftKings Predictions Review: Is It Legit?
DraftKings Predictions review: is it legit? Yes, it is CFTC-regulated. We cover fees, the 18 sports states, how your cash is held and the three lawsuits.
Read itFanDuel Predicts Review 2026: Is It Legit?
FanDuel Predicts review: yes, it is legit, a CFTC-registered broker run with CME Group. We cover fees, payouts, safety, sports states and Nevada.
Read itIs Novig Legit and Safe? Novig Review 2026
Is Novig legit? Yes. Its exchange is CFTC-regulated and trades clear at Bitnomial. We cover fees, payouts, the fine print and the states fighting Novig.
Read itIs ProphetX Legit and Safe? ProphetX Review 2026
Is ProphetX legit? Yes. It runs its own CFTC-regulated exchange and clearinghouse. We cover safety, fees, withdrawals, state limits and Connecticut's order.
Read itIs Underdog Legit? Underdog Predict Review 2026
Is Underdog legit? Yes. Its broker is CFTC-registered, and Underdog owns its own exchange. We cover safety, fees, payouts, lawsuits and the state fights.
Read itIs Gemini Legit? Gemini Predictions Review 2026
Is Gemini legit? Yes. Gemini Predictions runs on its own CFTC-regulated exchange and clearinghouse. We cover safety, fees, payouts, lawsuits and state actions.
Read itOG Prediction Markets Review: Is OG.com Legit?
OG prediction markets review: OG.com is legit, run on a CFTC-registered exchange. We cover who owns it, safety, fees, payouts, lawsuits and state bans.
Read itCoinbase Prediction Markets Review: Is It Legit?
Coinbase prediction markets are legit: a CFTC-registered broker sends your trades to Kalshi. We cover fees, payouts, custody, lawsuits and state bans.
Read itWebull Prediction Markets Review: Is It Legit?
Webull prediction markets review: yes, it is legit. Orders go through a CFTC-registered broker to Kalshi. We cover the 2¢ fee, money held, payouts and lawsuits.
Read itInteractive Brokers Prediction Markets Review
Interactive Brokers prediction markets review: a CFTC-regulated broker, 1¢ to 2¢ fees and a 3.38% coupon. We cover safety, payouts, lawsuits and the catches.
Read itFanatics Markets Review 2026: Is It Legit?
Fanatics Markets review: yes, it is legit, a CFTC-registered broker on the CDNA exchange. We cover where your cash sits, fees, payouts, states and lawsuits.
Read itPrizePicks Prediction Markets Review: Legit?
PrizePicks prediction markets are legit: a CFTC-registered broker sends Team and Culture Picks to Kalshi. We cover safety, fees, payouts, lawsuits and states.
Read itKalshi vs Polymarket: Which Is Better in 2026?
Kalshi vs Polymarket on the same live market: fees on a $100 trade, who holds your cash, US legality, payouts, lawsuits and which one to pick.
Read itDraftKings Predictions vs FanDuel Predicts 2026
DraftKings Predictions vs FanDuel Predicts, the sportsbooks’ prediction apps: fees on a $100 trade, who holds your cash, the 18 sports states and lawsuits.
Read itDraftKings vs Kalshi: Which Is Better in 2026?
Kalshi vs DraftKings Predictions, not the sportsbook: fees on $100, the 18 sports states, who holds your cash, payouts and lawsuits, and which to pick.
Read itDraftKings vs Polymarket 2026: Which Is Better?
Polymarket US vs DraftKings Predictions: fees on a $100 trade, the 18 sports states, who holds your cash, the lawsuits and how the sportsbook fits in.
Read itDraftKings vs Robinhood Prediction Markets 2026
DraftKings Predictions vs Robinhood’s prediction markets: fees on a $100 trade, who holds your cash, which states get sports, the lawsuits and which to pick.
Read itFanDuel vs Kalshi: Which Is Better in 2026?
Kalshi vs FanDuel Predicts, not the sportsbook: fees on $100, the 18 sports states, order types, who holds your cash, payouts and which to pick.
Read itFanDuel vs Polymarket 2026: Which Is Better?
Polymarket US vs FanDuel Predicts: fees on a $100 trade, the 18 sports states, market vs limit orders, who holds your cash and how the sportsbook fits in.
Read itFanDuel vs Robinhood Prediction Markets 2026
FanDuel Predicts vs Robinhood’s prediction markets: fees on a $100 trade, order types, who holds your cash, which states get sports and which to pick.
Read itKalshi vs Robinhood: Which Is Better in 2026?
Kalshi vs Robinhood: many Robinhood contracts trade on Kalshi's own book. We compare fees on $100, funding, payouts, custody and state fights.
Read itPolymarket vs Robinhood 2026: Which Is Better?
Polymarket US vs Robinhood: fees on a $100 trade, who holds your cash, withdrawals, state fights, and why Robinhood never routes to Polymarket.
Read itWhat Is Kalshi? How It Works, Fees and Payouts
Kalshi explained: how a contract works and what its price means. Plus the fee on every trade, order types, how markets settle and what can go wrong.
Read itWhat Are Prediction Markets? How They Work
What prediction markets are, how a contract works and why its price is a probability. Plus how accurate they are, who regulates them and where to trade.
Read itPrediction Market Terminology: Glossary of Terms
Plain definitions of the terms prediction markets use: implied probability, spread, open interest, maker and taker, oracle, preemption and more.
Read itImplied Probability: What a Price Really Means
Implied probability is the chance a price assigns to an outcome. The formula for cents, American, decimal and fractional odds, with a live example.
Read itLearn Prediction Markets: Guides and Glossary
Start here: what prediction markets are and how Polymarket and Kalshi work. Plus why a price is a probability, what trading costs and where it is legal.
Read itWhat Is Polymarket? How It Works, Fees, Payouts
How Polymarket works: what a share costs and what its price means. Plus the fee on each trade, and how the US app and crypto site pay out.
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