Zoomex Predict World Adds New Event Contracts On Fed Policy, Brazil’s Election, Venezuela And More

What Happened

Easy to Use: Macro Views in Two Taps

What Is New on Predict World

Transparent by Design: Know the Rules Before You Trade

Market Context

Zoomex, the global cryptocurrency trading platform focused on derivatives, has added a fresh set of event contracts to Predict World, giving users new ways to express a view on the macro and political stories shaping global markets.

The new lineup spans central bank decisions, a presidential election, and several geopolitical questions, all available to Zoomex users through a single, familiar interface. Each market works on a simple Yes or No structure, so traders can see the implied odds, pick a side, and manage their position without needing to learn a complicated product.

Zoomex built Predict World around a straightforward idea. If you have an opinion on what happens next, you should be able to act on it quickly. That is what makes the platform Easy to Use. Every contract shows a clear question, a clear deadline, a live percentage, and Yes and No buttons. Contracts with several outcomes or dates, such as the Fed rate markets, list each option on its own line with its own live odds.

For traders who already use Zoomex for derivatives, the new events extend the same experience into macro and politics. Users can follow crypto price action in one tab and take a position on the next Fed decision in another, all within one account.

Monetary policy is one of the most closely watched drivers of risk assets, including crypto, which makes these contracts a natural fit for Zoomex users. The most active market in this group is Fed Decision in October, which has $32M in listed volume and currently prices “No change” at 84% and a 25 bps increase at 16%.

Traders looking further ahead can turn to the Fed Rate Cut By… contract, where the December 2026 meeting is priced at 2% and the January 2027 meeting at 6%, backed by $4M in volume. A third market, What Will the Fed Rate Be at the End of 2026?, lists the 3.5% outcome at 2% and the 3.75% outcome at 1%, with $7M in volume. Together, these contracts let users build a view across several meetings rather than a single date.

A trader who expects policy to stay steady through year end, for example, can compare how the market prices October against the later meetings.

Event contracts only work when users understand exactly what they are trading. Zoomex is Transparent by Design, and that applies to Predict World as much as to its derivatives products. Each market displays its question, its outcome options, its deadline, and its current odds up front. Trading volume is shown on every card, so users can judge how much liquidity and participation sits behind a market before they commit.

This matters most for markets with multiple dates. When a user looks at the Fed rate cut contract, the December 2026 and January 2027 options are separate lines with separate prices. There is no ambiguity about which outcome a position refers to, and no hidden mechanics to decode.

Predict World follows the same principles that guide the rest of Zoomex. Fair Access & Rule-Based Execution means every user trades under the same published rules, with the same visibility into odds and volume.

Zoomex is Focused on Derivatives, and event contracts are a natural complement to that focus. Derivatives traders already think in terms of probabilities, scenarios, and risk management. Prediction markets apply the same mindset to questions beyond price charts.

Macro awareness: Use the live odds on Fed contracts as a gauge of how the market currently prices upcoming policy decisions, then factor that into crypto positioning.

Why It Matters

The latest additions cover three themes: central bank policy, elections, and geopolitics. The percentages below reflect the odds shown on the Zoomex Predict World event cards at the time of listing. They move as users trade and are not forecasts from Zoomex.

Here are a few ways active traders may use Predict World alongside their existing Zoomex activity:

Event driven thinking: Compare short deadline contracts, such as October 15 versus October 31, to see how expectations shift as dates approach.

Event contracts carry risk, and users should only trade with funds they can afford to lose. Zoomex encourages every trader to review each contract’s terms before taking a position.

Details

Fair Access & Rule-Based Execution

Outcomes are determined by the conditions stated in each event, and positions are handled according to those conditions rather than discretion. For users who care about knowing how a platform behaves when it matters, this rule-based approach is a core part of the Zoomex experience.

Focused on Derivatives, Built for Active Traders

Diversified exposure: Take a view on a political or geopolitical development without needing to hold a related asset.