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NEW: India vs Pakistan, Edgbaston. tiprun has India at 90% to win the group opener. #INDvsPAK

everyone knows prediction markets for politics, crypto and sports but it's surprising that cricket with 2.5 billion fans worldwide still doesn't have a dedicated prediction market $100B in estimated annual cricket trading volume what also caught my attention is the market maker rewards program 0% maker fees for whitelisted addresses and up to 30% of platform fees distributed on-chain weekly for traders, it's a new market with less competition the bigger opportunity might be market making TipRun is launching a founding market maker program with: • 0% maker fees • Up to 30% of all taker fees distributed back to market makers every week • Early access before the market becomes crowded Requirements are straightforward: • Keep spreads within 5¢ • Maintain quotes 70% of the time • Minimum $500 on both sides If prediction markets keep growing, being the liquidity provider could end up more profitable than being the trader that's what @TipRun_Markets is building polymarket and kalshi proved the model works now someone is bringing the same idea to the world's second-largest sport 20k people are already on the waitlist tiprun.fun

THE SECOND-BIGGEST SPORT ON EARTH HAS 2.5 BILLION FANS AND ZERO NATIVE PREDICTION MARKETS -- UNTIL TODAY Cricket is the most heavily traded sport outside the US, and it isn't close. > 100M trade it regularly. > Several hundred million more during the marquee tournaments. > $100B moves through it every single year. And the entire on-chain prediction market industry just skipped it. Polymarket does $5B a week on elections, macro and US sports. Cricket gets one binary "Who wins the tournament" market that settles in weeks. That isn't trading cricket. That's a coin flip with extra steps. @TipRun_Markets built the thing that was actually missing: a live, high-frequency, peer-to-peer order book for cricket, fully on-chain. > 120 markets on a single T20 match. > Trade ball-by-ball, in-play, as it happens. > Take profit the second your edge gets priced in -- no waiting for the final over. > 0% house edge. It's you against another trader, never the house. > Arbitrum native, settled in USDC, sub-second finality. > Gas sponsored and fully self-custodial, your funds never leave your wallet until a trade settles and no rug risk. Here is the part the books never say out loud. On a sportsbook, being good is a liability. Win too much and you get capped, then restricted, then closed. The house sits on the other side of your edge, and it needs you to lose. On an order book there is no house. Your read on a powerplay collapse is the product. The sharpest cricket minds alive have never had a venue that pays them for being right. Now they do. > Team: ex-Binance, ex-Flow Traders, ex-CoinSwitch. > 20k already on the waitlist. > Community Preview is live. And if you make markets, the Founding MM program is open. > 0% maker fees, permanently. > 30% of all platform fees split on-chain, every week. > Founding whitelisted addresses only. The most-watched sport on the planet finally has an exchange built for the people who actually understand it. Watch what happens when 2.5 billion fans get an order book. -> tiprun.fun

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