Prediction Markets

Prediction Market Limitless Hits $1B Monthly Volume Record on Base

Denis O.
20 April 2026 2 min read

Prediction market Limitless crossed $1 billion in notional monthly volume for the first time, with its run-rate rising from about $360 million to $1.1 billion in Q1.

Limitless, a prediction market on Coinbase’s Base network, has crossed $1 billion in notional monthly volume for the first time, marking a sharp acceleration in activity.

Having launched in 2025, Limitless has scaled its monthly run-rate from about $360 million to roughly $1.1 billion in Q1 of this year, a gain of around 205%.

Limitless monthly notional volume
Limitless monthly notional volume. Source: Dune Analytics

The pace of growth stands out even within the broader prediction market sector. Earlier data shows Limitless processing about $109 million in monthly volume, implying low single-digit millions in daily turnover, compared with roughly $35-40 million per day now, a more than 10x increase in trading activity.

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  • Having launched in October 2025, Limitless raised about $10 million in a seed round backed by 1confirmation, Coinbase Ventures and Variant Fund.
  • Despite reaching roughly $1.1 billion in monthly volume, Limitless remains smaller than rivals like Polymarket and Kalshi, which are each processing about $4 billion-$5 billion in monthly trading, per DefiLlama.

However, Limitless wasn’t alone given that prediction markets as a whole have continued scaling into 2026.

Prediction markets' total value locked
Prediction markets’ total value locked. Source: DefiLlama

Data from DefiLlama shows that weekly on-chain volume on prediction markets now running at roughly $2.4 billion to $2.7 billion as of April, after climbing to recent highs of about $3.7 billion, while open interest has approached $900 million.

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Denis O.

Crypto news reporter at Bitcoin Foundation covering topics including crypto markets, DeFi exploits, and regulatory developments. He was previously a reporter at The Defiant, crypto.news, currency.com, iHodl, BeInCrypto, and other…