Prediction markets, an old track in the industry, have recently become active again. The previous wave of enthusiasm has faded, but this time the return is noticeably different—adding a new dimension with leverage.

The latest signal is that a team has launched the first leverage prediction market product on Solana. It doesn't seem to be just a simple feature addition, but rather a genuine change in the gameplay logic.

The interesting part here is that prediction markets themselves address the issue of information pricing, but their audience has always been relatively niche. After adding leverage, the participation threshold has changed, and the balance point between risk and reward has shifted. Implementing this on a high-speed chain like Solana means transaction costs and confirmation speeds are no longer constraints.

Whether it will become the next hot spot depends on market response. But at least from a product design perspective, this hits a certain blank spot—the intersection between existing prediction market tools and traditional leveraged trading, which no one has really done well before.