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Phantom wallet picks World.xyz as issuer for tokenized event contracts on Solana

Published Jun 29, 2026 Updated 19h ago

Phantom, a Solana crypto wallet used by over 20 million people, has identified World.xyz as the issuer behind its tokenized event contracts and shifted its prediction markets backend to the platform. The disclosure surfaced on a Phantom risk and disclosures page, which also noted that trading event contracts involves substantial risk of loss. World Prediction Markets is the platform operating the World.xyz infrastructure.

New development Jun 30, 2026

World Prediction Markets is the specific platform behind World.xyz's issuance of the tokenized event contracts.

Why this matters?

Phantom's 20-million-user wallet instantly becomes the largest distribution channel for World.xyz's on-chain event contracts, giving the issuer a path to scale beyond crypto-native traders. For Solana-based prediction markets, this is a test of whether wallet-level integration can convert passive holders into active event-contract traders who might otherwise use Kalshi or Polymarket. The infrastructure partnership also signals that prediction markets are becoming a standard wallet feature rather than a standalone app category. Phantom users generate material volume, other wallets will face pressure to add similar functionality or risk losing trading activity to Solana-native competitors.

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