DATA.BET, a leading sportsbook solution supplier, has released a major update to its Prediction Markets, the standalone betting offering launched in April 2026. It introduces a new crypto-focused Up or Down market type, live and historical data Widgets across the Crypto and Finance categories, and API integration alongside the existing iFrame deployment.
Up or Down, that is specifically designed for the crypto category, opens with a price to beat, letting players back Up or Down at standard decimal odds across five settlement horizons — 5-minute, 15-minute, 1-hour, 4-hour, and daily. Short-cycle markets settle in minutes rather than months, giving Prediction Markets a fast, repeatable betting rhythm alongside its longer-horizon political and economic events. For operators, this means more betting opportunities within a single session that runs independently of any sports schedule.
A dedicated widget feature displays the live asset price, the target line plotted on the chart, and a countdown to settlement. Such markets as Crypto and Finance gain live and historical price data covering assets from BTC and ETH to commodities such as Gold and Oil, while probability history widgets — with 1 day, 1 week, 1 month, and all timeframes — now appear across every category. Combined with volume figures and the resolution conditions published before each market opens, players get the full context before they place a bet.
On the integration side, Prediction Markets can now be accessed via API in addition to the previously announced iFrame — operators already connected to DATA.BET can enable it using their existing odds feed credentials and Sport events API, with no separate integration project needed.
The new release also brings broader system optimization, improvements to content management, and continued development of the liquidity module — all aimed at greater markets stability and faster turnaround as the vertical scales.
Prediction Markets was built to give operators a fast-moving, always-on offering that runs independently of the sports calendar,” mentioned Rostyslav Likhtin, Head of Product of DATA.BET. “We're making it faster to trade, easier to read, and easier to deploy, and this is only the first step in how far we're taking this.