Gate News消息，3月14日，加密投资机构Paradigm发布首份预测市场民意调查报告。报告显示，超过三分之一（约36%）的美国选民已经使用过预测市场，包括参与下注或浏览市场获取信息。在听说过预测市场的95%美国人中，近一半的人对预测市场没有明确态度，这一比例在预测市场用户中同样存在。用户结构方面，50岁以下群体占比66%，其中18-34岁人群占20%，35-49岁人群占27%；男性使用率为46%，女性为31%；非白人选民的使用率略高于白人选民。
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