Bifu Prediction Market Web Guide

This Bifu Prediction Market web guide is designed for users who want to understand prediction markets, event contracts, and the full web trading flow. It explains how to prepare USDC, enter the Prediction Market, choose YES or NO, place market or limit orders, sell positions or wait for settlement, and check orders and funds after trading.

If you are searching for how to use Bifu Prediction Market on the web, follow the steps below. Each section maps to the live product journey and uses web screenshots so new users can confirm where they are in the platform.

What Are Prediction Markets?

Prediction markets are trading markets built around verifiable future event outcomes. Instead of trading a traditional asset directly, users trade event contracts linked to a specific result, such as a match outcome, a market event, or another outcome that can be confirmed after the event ends.

In a prediction market, YES and NO represent different views on whether an event outcome will happen. Market prices change as orders, liquidity, and information change, so the price can also reflect the market's real-time expectation of an outcome. Once the event result is confirmed, the platform settles contracts according to the final outcome.

For Bifu users, the core flow is straightforward: prepare USDC, transfer it to the Prediction Market Account, enter the web Prediction Market, choose an event, buy YES or NO based on your judgment, then decide whether to sell before the event ends or wait for automatic settlement.

What Do You Need Before Trading?

Bifu Prediction Market currently uses USDC for orders. Before placing a trade, confirm that your Prediction Market Account has available USDC and that you understand the event description, order type, market price, and settlement rules.

• Prepare USDC for prediction market trading.
• Transfer USDC to your Prediction Market Account.
• Enter Prediction Market from the web navigation bar.
• Read the event description, YES/NO meaning, price, order rules, and settlement rules before placing an order.

Method 1: Buy USDC Through Spot Trading

If you already have USDT in your account, transfer assets to your Spot Account, search for the USDC/USDT pair in Spot Trading, and buy USDC with USDT. After buying USDC, transfer it to your Prediction Market Account before placing a prediction market order.

Method 2: Deposit USDC On-Chain

If you hold USDC in an external wallet or another platform, you can deposit USDC on-chain to your Bifu account. After the deposit arrives, complete an internal transfer so the USDC moves into your Prediction Market Account.

How to Enter Bifu Prediction Market on Web

After your funds are ready, click Prediction Market in the top navigation bar on the Bifu web platform. Browse market categories and event lists, then select the prediction event you want to trade.

How to Choose YES or NO and Buy

After opening a prediction event, the page shows the available trading directions. Choose YES or NO based on your view, then enter the amount you want to buy. YES usually means you support the stated outcome, while NO usually means you do not support the stated outcome. Always confirm the exact meaning on the event page before trading.

For example, in a football prediction market, selecting a team and buying YES means you are taking the view that the related team outcome will happen. Buying NO means you are taking the opposite view. After buying, you can watch price changes, sell if the market moves in your favor, or hold until the event ends and wait for system settlement.

Market Orders vs. Limit Orders

Bifu Prediction Market supports both market orders and limit orders. A market order prioritizes immediate execution, while the final execution price may depend on the available market depth at that moment. A limit order lets you set the price you are willing to accept, and the order only executes if the market reaches that condition. Click View Full Market Data to open the detail page, then choose Market or Limit order mode.

How to Sell or Wait for Settlement

After buying, you can sell your position at any time based on market changes, or hold until the prediction event ends for automatic settlement. If you sell before settlement, the actual result depends on the market price and whether the order is filled. If you hold until settlement, monitor the final event outcome and the platform's settlement rules.

How to Check Orders and Manage Funds

To review your trading records, go to Order Center in the upper right corner, then open Prediction Market Orders. You can check purchase records, entry prices, order status, and historical order details.

After you sell a position or after the system completes settlement, funds remain in your Prediction Market Account. If you need to move funds elsewhere, use Transfer in the upper right corner to move the balance back to another account.

Pre-Trade Checklist

• Confirm that the order asset is USDC, not USDT or another asset.
• Confirm that USDC is already in your Prediction Market Account.
• Read the event title, YES/NO meaning, and settlement rules carefully.
• Confirm whether you are using a market order or a limit order.
• After trading, check your order status in Order Center and use Transfer when you need to move funds.

Prediction markets are not simply about guessing whether a price will rise or fall. They are built around pricing and trading verifiable event outcomes. Before using Bifu Prediction Market, prepare funds, read the event rules, choose the correct order type, and make decisions based on your own risk tolerance.