Myriad integrates Trust Wallet to launch first in-wallet prediction markets
Myriad, a prediction-markets protocol, has partnered with Trust Wallet to launch the industry’s first in-wallet prediction markets. The integration enables Trust Wallet users to discover, view and participate in Myriad prediction markets directly inside the wallet interface without leaving the app. Initial markets will run on Ethereum-compatible L2 infrastructure (Linea and others referenced by Myriad) and use Myriad’s market creation and resolution mechanics. The partnership aims to improve accessibility and on‑ramps for retail traders by reducing friction—users can browse markets, stake positions and view outcomes natively in Trust Wallet. Myriad’s move targets broader retail adoption of on‑chain prediction markets and leverages Trust Wallet’s large user base for faster liquidity and participation. Key implications include easier access for traders, potential boost to Myriad market liquidity and greater on‑chain activity on supported L2 networks. Primary keywords: in-wallet prediction markets, Myriad, Trust Wallet, prediction markets. Secondary/semantic keywords: Linea, L2, on-chain markets, market liquidity, retail adoption.
Neutral
The integration of Myriad prediction markets into Trust Wallet increases accessibility and could boost on‑chain activity and market liquidity for Myriad markets, which is positive for user adoption. However, the announcement alone is primarily product-level and does not directly move major crypto asset prices. Short-term effects are likely limited to increased trading volume and attention for Myriad markets and any native token if used for fees or staking—benefiting traders active in prediction markets. Long-term, broader wallet integrations can be bullish for the prediction-markets sector by improving user onboarding and liquidity aggregation across L2s; this could lead to sustained growth in on‑chain market activity. Historical parallels: integrations (e.g., decentralized exchanges integrated into popular wallets) have driven user growth and higher volumes for the integrated protocols without necessarily producing immediate, large-scale price rallies of major tokens. Risks include slow initial uptake, UX or security issues inside wallets, and regulatory scrutiny of prediction markets which could dampen growth. Overall market impact is sector-positive but not a broad bullish catalyst for major crypto markets.