Crypto.com adds prediction trading tools through OG.com partnership
Crypto.com is adding prediction trading tools to its platform through a partnership with OG.com, a futures commission merchant. The new features include order books and multi-event trading capabilities. The announcement coincided with a roughly 3% rise in the price of Cronos, Crypto.com's native token. The development was reported on October 15–16, 2026. No further details on scope or launch timeline were provided. OG.com operates alongside Crypto.com's introducing broker role.
Crypto.com is deepening its own prediction-market infrastructure rather than serving as a white-label backend for partner-dependent platforms. The OG.com integration adds order books and multi-event trading to a stack that already spans Nadex and Predict Pro. Robinhood routes event-contract volume through Crypto.com without holding its own CFTC exchange license. Any volume Crypto.com captures for itself directly shrinks the partner pool Robinhood relies on.
Piper Sandler projected $320 million in football-season revenue across Robinhood's partner platforms. The CFTC's pending swap-rule proposal adds pressure: platforms without direct federal licenses could face forced restructuring. Robinhood's $145 stock price depends on prediction-market growth flowing through partners it does not control. A single partner failure during NFL season would test whether that pricing holds.
Crypto.com's latest OG.com partnership follows its Predict Pro launch and its Robinhood equity stakes in both firms, marking the third distinct infrastructure move in Crypto.com's push from partner backend to direct prediction-market operator.