Stocktwits integrates Polymarket’s prediction odds for its 10M users
Stocktwits will integrate Polymarket to make its predictions accessible to its 10 million members.
- Stocktwits partnered with the largest prediction market, Polymarket
- The integration will bring Polymarket’s odds to 10 million Stocktwits users
- Users will be able to see Polymarket stock price predictions on Stocktwits
Prediction markets took a major step into the mainstream. On Monday, Sept. 15, Stocktwits, the social media platform with more than 10 million retail traders, partnered with Polymarket, the world’s largest prediction market.
The collaboration will bring Polymarket’s real-time probabilities into the Stocktwits platform. Specifically, traders will be able to see the odds for major stock events, including earnings beats, alongside comments from other traders.
“Prediction markets transform uncertainty into clarity by turning big questions—like earnings—into simple, tradable outcomes with transparent pricing,” said Matthew Modabber, Chief Marketing Officer at Polymarket. “Partnering with Stocktwits allows us to put that power directly into the hands of millions of investors where they already live and engage, reshaping how markets process information.”
Polymarket and Stocktwits drive retail engagement
Both Polymarket and Stocktwits are among the more popular platforms for retail traders. Notably, Stocktwits was one of the platforms that capitalized on retail interest in GameStop and other meme stocks.
“We are living in a post real-time world where trust, community, and great signals matter more than speed,” said Howard Lindzon, Founder and CEO of Stocktwits. “Polymarket has created an entirely new way to understand news and expectations, and Stocktwits is the place where millions of investors already gather to share ideas and sentiment. Together, we can help investors cut through noise and focus on the probabilities that matter most.”
On the other hand, Polymarket attracted significant interest thanks to its coverage of political events. The platform achieved record volumes during the November 2024 elections, when traders correctly predicted the outcome.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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