Prediction markets only work when they’re fast, cheap, and frictionless. Traders need to enter, adjust, and exit positions in real time. When every action costs high gas fees or takes minutes to settle, your edge disappears before the market even moves. That’s the problem with slow, expensive chains. @intodotspace made a deliberate choice to build on Solana because performance matters. High throughput, near-instant finality, and transaction costs measured in fractions of a cent make active trading actually viable. On Space, you’re not fighting gas fees or waiting on confirmations. You can move quickly, manage risk efficiently, and respond to new information as it happens. This is what prediction markets are supposed to feel like speed without friction, and infrastructure that works with traders, not against them.