worm.wtf 

What is the worm.wtf prediction market?

Worm (worm.wtf) is a permissionless prediction market platform on Solana. Anyone can create a market for free — the platform's AI drafts resolution rules, sets a deadline, and finds an image, and the market goes live immediately. Trading settles in USDC, and market creators earn 50% of all trading fees on markets they launch. Worm has no token. Per DropsTab data, the project raised about $4.95 million across two rounds.

How does the worm.wtf Solana prediction market work?

Worm runs trading on an order book rather than an automated market maker. Markets settle in USDC on Solana and work with Phantom, Solflare, and Backpack wallets. The platform offers 1x to 3x leveraged positions on curated markets. The aggregated order book includes liquidity from established prediction-market platforms. Position outcomes pay out on-chain once a market resolves.

Who can create a prediction market on worm.wtf?

Anyone can create a prediction market on Worm at no cost. The platform charges no listing fee and requires no approval. Worm's AI drafts the resolution rules, sets a deadline, and selects a market image before the market goes live. The creator earns half of all trading fees generated by that market, paid in real time. This creator-fee model ties platform growth to user-launched markets.

How do worm.wtf markets resolve?

Sports markets on Worm resolve through live data feeds within minutes of an event ending. Other markets follow AI-proposed resolution plus internal team review under an "Under Review" status before on-chain settlement. Winning shares pay $1 and losing shares pay $0. Worm does not yet offer an open dispute mechanism — official documentation places oracle and dispute mechanisms on the roadmap. Some third-party listings attribute resolution to the UMA oracle; Worm's official docs instead describe AI plus internal review.

Is worm.wtf legit and safe to use?

Worm holds user funds on-chain through smart contracts with no custodians, per its official documentation. The platform has no open dispute mechanism yet, so resolution depends on Worm's internal review until roadmap oracle and dispute systems ship. Prediction markets as a sector operate under evolving regulatory scrutiny in several jurisdictions. Founder Nass Diba's claim of 500,000+ users onboarded in five weeks comes from an interview and is not independently verified.

Does worm.wtf have a token?

Worm has no token. The project has no ticker, no on-chain contract, and no token supply, and no token generation event has been announced. Several unrelated tokens named WORM trade elsewhere — including Agent Wormhole, Deep Worm, and a low-liquidity Solana meme token — and none is connected to worm.wtf. Because no tradable token exists, worm.wtf has no listing on any exchange, centralized or decentralized.

Who backed worm.wtf and how much did it raise?

Per DropsTab data, worm.wtf raised $4.5 million in a pre-seed round announced on December 16, 2025. Alliance incubated the project earlier with $450,000 on October 17, 2025. Disclosed funding totals about $4.95 million across the two rounds. No lead investor is designated in either round.

What does worm.wtf's investor list signal about the project?

The pre-seed round drew Solana Ventures, Borderless Capital, 6MV, and Advancit Capital, alongside angel investors including Anatoly Yakovenko, Solana's co-founder, plus Mert Mumtaz, Luca Netz, Anil Lulla, and Nadav Hollander. Participation from Solana's founding team and venture arm signals strategic alignment with the chain where Worm operates. No backer's token stake is disclosed — no allocation can exist while the project has no token.

Does worm.wtf have an airdrop?

DropsTab lists a Potential Airdrop campaign for worm.wtf that started on October 16, 2025, with no end date. Worm has published no eligibility rules, and no token or TGE exists to distribute. Participation discussed in airdrop communities centers on using the platform — trading prediction markets with USDC. Because criteria remain unpublished, platform activity does not guarantee any future token allocation.

What was WormCup and how did players earn rewards?

WormCup was Worm's Telegram Mini App for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Players predicted match scores and first scorers through a Telegram bot, earning tournament points from correct predictions and from trading on worm.wtf, plus activity points from taps, tasks, and invites. Rewards included weekly USDC cash prizes tied to referrals and an end-of-tournament prize pool shared by top all-time players, withdrawable to a Solana USDC wallet. No wallet or sign-up was required to play.