Jupiter Enters Prediction Markets With Polymarket Integration

Jupiter, a Solana-based decentralized exchange aggregator, has expanded into prediction markets by adding Polymarket to its platform. This integration allows users to access Polymarket directly through Jupiter.

The move expands Jupiter’s role beyond token trading and positions it as a central gateway for event-based markets on the Solana blockchain.

A New Prediction Feature Inside Jupiter

Jupiter has launched a built-in prediction feature within its app. This allows users to trade Polymarket contracts without leaving the Jupiter platform. This integration removes friction for users by combining decentralized trading tools with prediction markets in one place. 

By doing so, Jupiter strengthens its ecosystem and offers a more complete trading experience on the Solana network. With this update, Jupiter brings together its large user base, strong liquidity, and trading tools with Polymarket’s event-based markets. 

Meanwhile, Jupiter had said it planned to launch its own prediction market feature with Kalshi, a rival to Polymarket. By adding Polymarket now, Jupiter strengthens its role in decentralized finance and gives users more things to do inside its app.

Polymarket’s Rapid Growth in Event-Based Trading

Polymarket has become one of the most active prediction platforms in the market. It offers contracts linked to politics, economic trends, sports, and cultural events. 

Over the past year, interest in event-based trading has grown rapidly. This is especially around major elections and high-profile sporting competitions, driving strong activity on the platform. 

On-chain data shows that total trading on Polymarket and Kalshi reached tens of billions of dollars last year and is still growing. In January 2026, Polymarket’s trading volume rose to $7.66 billion, up from $5.31 billion the month before. 

Kalshi also grew fast, with volume increasing to $9.16 billion from $6.58 billion in late December. These numbers show that more people are using prediction markets, and they are no longer just for a small group of crypto users.

Prediction Markets Enter the Mainstream

This update comes as prediction markets are becoming more popular. In late January, Coinbase also expanded access to Kalshi-powered prediction markets across all 50 U.S. states.

This development marks an important step for regulated event contracts in the United States. This change shows that prediction markets are becoming part of regular trading and finance platforms. 

At the same time, Polymarket, which recently returned to the U.S., is growing its reach through new partnerships. Last month, the platform signed an exclusive multi-year sports licensing deal with Major League Soccer. 

MLS is the largest professional soccer league in the United States. This agreement further connects prediction markets with major real-world events and audiences.

While Polymarket is seeing widespread adoption in America, some countries, including Thailand and Romania, are cracking down on the prediction platform.