DEXTools, the crypto analytics platform used by millions of traders, has added a native Predictions tab powered by FrenFlow. The integration brings DEXTools prediction markets directly into the same screen where traders already track on-chain charts, liquidity and token flows — aggregating Polymarket, Kalshi, Hyperliquid and Predict.fun into one live, tradable feed. It matters because crypto traders no longer have to leave their analytics workflow to read the odds on a Fed decision, a World Cup outcome or a token listing. The information lives where they already work, and it is tradable in place.

What Launched

The Predictions tab is a native surface inside DEXTools. Instead of linking out to four separate prediction-market venues, it presents a single normalized feed of live markets — each with real odds, 24-hour movement, volume and a Trade button — organized by the same kind of category navigation DEXTools users already rely on for token discovery.

Functionally, it behaves like the rest of DEXTools: a scannable table you can sort, filter and act on. The difference is the underlying asset class. Rather than ranking tokens by liquidity or price action, the Predictions tab ranks event markets by probability and trading activity. A trader can open the tab, see that "Fed Decision in June?" is sitting at 99¢, that the "World Cup Winner" market carries roughly $2.02B in total volume, or that "US x Iran permanent peace deal" is priced at 74¢ — and trade any of them without switching applications.

Why This Matters for Crypto Traders

DEXTools users already live inside charts and on-chain data. Their day is spent reading order flow, watching liquidity, and timing entries on tokens. Prediction markets slot naturally into that workflow as an information layer: they price the probability of events that move crypto and macro markets alike.

The questions that matter to a crypto trader are increasingly the same questions prediction markets settle. Will a token win an exchange listing? What is the market-implied odds of the next Fed move? Who wins an election that reshapes regulation? Until now, finding those numbers meant opening another platform, creating another account, and breaking the analytical flow. With DEXTools predictions built in, the odds sit beside the charts — a probability feed traders can read the same way they read price.

This is the core thesis behind prediction markets on DEXTools: probability is data. A market trading at 99¢ on a near-certain outcome, or one swinging 12 points in 24 hours, is a real-time signal. Surfacing that signal inside a tool millions of traders already open every day turns prediction markets from a destination into a layer.

What the Predictions Tab Aggregates

Sources in One Feed

The tab is a multi-source prediction market platform condensed into a single view. Four venues feed it, each normalized into the same row format:

A trader does not need to know — or care — which venue a given market originates from. The feed abstracts that away. One market, one row, one Trade button.

Categories Covered

The Predictions tab spans the full breadth of event markets, organized into familiar categories: World Cup, Politics, Sports, Crypto, Esports, Finance, Geopolitics, Tech, Culture, Economy, Weather and Mentions. Alongside these, navigation pills for Favorites, Trending, Breaking and New surface what is moving right now, while topical filters like Iran group fast-developing geopolitical markets in one place.

Live Data Per Market

Every row carries the data a trader needs to act, without drilling into a separate page:

The result is a feed where "2026 NBA Champion" (roughly $421M total volume) sits next to a macro contract like "Fed Decision in June?" at 99¢ — each fully readable at a glance, each one click from a trade.

FrenFlow as the Prediction-Market Aggregation Layer

The integration runs on FrenFlow, the prediction markets aggregator that normalizes four heterogeneous sources into a single live feed. That normalization is the hard part. Polymarket, Kalshi, Hyperliquid and Predict.fun each expose different schemas, settlement models, price formats and identifiers. FrenFlow reconciles them into one consistent structure — the same structure DEXTools integrated to ship its Predictions tab. DEXTools did not need to build four separate integrations; it consumed one.

What sets FrenFlow apart as an aggregation layer is not just breadth of coverage but the trading infrastructure underneath it. FrenFlow ranks prediction-market traders on a leaderboard ranked by verified on-chain PnL — all-time profit and loss settled on-chain, not self-reported. That data feeds non-custodial copytrading that mirrors a leader's positions in the same block, with sub-second execution, while users keep self-custody through embedded wallets. A trader can follow a verified +$9M trader like swisstony and have their entries copied automatically, without ever surrendering custody of funds.

That combination — verified performance ranking, same-block copytrading, and self-custody — is what makes FrenFlow more than a data feed. It is an aggregation layer with execution and accountability built in, and it is the layer DEXTools chose to power its prediction markets.

What This Unlocks

Putting prediction markets inside a mainstream crypto destination changes the distribution math for the entire category. DEXTools predictions reach traders where they already are, rather than asking them to discover and adopt a new venue. That lowers the friction between reading a probability and acting on it to a single tab.

It also points toward a standard. As more analytics and trading surfaces look to add event-market data, a normalized aggregation layer becomes the obvious integration path — one connection that delivers four venues, with live odds, volume and charts already reconciled. The same infrastructure that powers the DEXTools Predictions tab can power the next surface, and the one after that.

For traders who want to go deeper, the execution layer is already there. Beyond reading odds, FrenFlow supports active strategies like Polymarket copy trading, turning a passive probability feed into an actionable one. The Predictions tab is the entry point; the aggregation and execution stack behind it is the depth.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who powers DEXTools' prediction markets?

FrenFlow powers the Predictions tab in DEXTools. FrenFlow is the aggregation layer that normalizes multiple prediction-market venues into a single feed, which DEXTools surfaces natively inside its platform. DEXTools integrated one connection rather than building separate integrations for each source.

What prediction markets does DEXTools aggregate?

DEXTools aggregates four sources through FrenFlow: Polymarket, Kalshi, Hyperliquid and Predict.fun. Each is normalized into a single consistent feed, so a trader sees one unified table of markets rather than four separate venues with different formats.

Can I trade prediction markets directly inside DEXTools?

Yes. Every market in the Predictions tab carries a Trade button, so users can act on a market — entering a YES or NO position — without leaving DEXTools. The feed shows live odds, 24-hour movement, volume and charts inline, so the full decision-to-trade path happens on one screen.

What is FrenFlow?

FrenFlow is a prediction markets aggregator that combines Polymarket, Kalshi, Hyperliquid and Predict.fun into a single live feed. It adds a leaderboard ranked by verified on-chain PnL, same-block non-custodial copytrading, and self-custody through embedded wallets. It is the layer that powers the DEXTools Predictions tab.

Does the DEXTools Predictions tab cover Polymarket?

Yes. Polymarket is one of the four sources aggregated into the DEXTools Predictions tab. Markets like the World Cup Winner contract — carrying roughly $2.02B in total volume — appear directly in the feed alongside Kalshi, Hyperliquid and Predict.fun markets.

Is the DEXTools prediction markets feature free to use?

Yes. The Predictions tab is a native part of DEXTools, available to traders browsing the platform. Reading the aggregated feed — live odds, volume, 24-hour movement and charts across all four sources — requires no separate account with each prediction-market venue.

The Bigger Picture

Prediction markets entered 2026 as one of the fastest-growing corners of crypto, with billions in volume settling questions across politics, sports, finance and macro. The bottleneck was never demand — it was distribution and fragmentation. Liquidity sat split across venues that did not talk to each other, behind interfaces most crypto traders never opened.

Embedding a normalized, tradable prediction-market feed inside a platform used by millions of traders attacks both problems at once. It puts the odds where the audience already is, and it collapses four fragmented venues into one feed. That is the shape the category is taking: prediction markets as a layer inside the tools traders already use, not a separate destination they have to find.

To go beyond reading odds, explore FrenFlow's non-custodial copytrading and start mirroring verified, on-chain-ranked traders — same block, self-custody, no surrender of funds.