Step 1
Choose Where You Stand
Select an event from politics, economics, technology, sports, or culture.

Each event offers two possible outcomes: “YES” or “NO”.

Choose the outcome you believe will happen.

You can place your prediction only once and in one direction.
Step 2
Confirm Your Entry
Select your stake — from 1 to 100 USDC.

To participate, simply register and top up your balance with USDC — a stable digital currency pegged to the US dollar.

Once the event begins or concludes, predictions are automatically closed.
Step 3
Get Your Reward
After the event ends, the system determines the correct outcome.

All submitted predictions form a shared pool.

A 10% fee is deducted, and the remaining amount is distributed among participants who made the correct prediction — proportionally to their stake.

Will the EU open a formal regulatory investigation against a major tech company under the AI Act before December 31 2026?

75%
25%

The EU AI Act, one of the world's most comprehensive artificial intelligence regulatory frameworks, entered its key enforcement phases in 2025–2026. The regulation applies to providers of General Purpose AI models and high-risk AI systems. As enforcement infrastructure matures, the likelihood of formal regulatory proceedings against major tech companies — such as Google, OpenAI, Meta, or Microsoft — is increasing. This market asks whether at least one formal investigation will be officially opened before the end of 2026.

Technology

Conditions

Resolves "Yes" if the European Commission or a designated EU national authority officially opens a formal regulatory investigation against any major technology company (including but not limited to Google, OpenAI, Meta, Microsoft, Apple) under the AI Act framework, with a public announcement confirming the investigation, before December 31, 2026, 23:59 UTC. Otherwise — "No".

Comments

U
No comments yet