Prediction markets have three problems: insiders trade on information you'll never have, anonymous accounts pay no reputation cost for being wrong, and markets resolve on events months or years away.

We asked a different question: what does the crowd actually think about the event, the person, the idea, at the moment it's happening? And what changes when everyone has to put skin in the game behind their take?

That's b⁴. Not another prediction market. The conviction layer of the internet. You stake USDC on what people really think, markets resolve in 24 hours by crowd consensus, and every participant carries a reputation score, so being right builds a track record.

Today, we're premiering the first-ever live opinion market game show: B Feud. Every night at 9PM EST, anyone can participate to win a grand prize just by guessing where you think the crowd lands in each daily poll.

Over $2,500,000 staked so far and 7,500 participants. The internet is staking on what they believe in. Can you read the crowd?

Prediction markets have three problems: insiders trade on information you'll never have, anonymous accounts pay no reputation cost for being wrong, and markets resolve on events months or years away.

Over $2,500,000 staked so far and 7,500 participants. The internet is staking on what they believe in. Can you read the crowd?

b⁴ Opinion Markets

Stake on what people think, not what will happen.

Stake on what people think, not what will happen.