Zoomex expands long-term contracts on prediction markets platform
Zoomex Prediction Markets is expanding its Long-Term category of event contracts on major crypto industry questions. The Seychelles-based company announced the expansion on September 18, 2026. The platform has carried the Long-Term category since its launch and is building it out further. The release included specifics on market counts, time horizons, and example volumes. No further details on contract types or trading volumes beyond those figures were provided.
Zoomex is pushing deeper into a niche most prediction-market platforms ignore: multi-month crypto positions. That matters because CFTC-registered venues like Kalshi and Polymarket dominate short-horizon politics and sports, leaving long-term crypto questions underserved. Zoomex's Seychelles base lets it list contracts that US-regulated exchanges cannot easily match on time horizon.
The risk is liquidity: longer-dated contracts need committed capital to keep spreads tight, and Zoomex has not disclosed who provides it. Traders gain new exposure tools, but without clear market-making arrangements the category may trade thin until volume proves itself. Competitors with US licenses will watch whether this unregulated head start builds a user base they cannot later reclaim.