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Zoomex Prediction Markets Expand Long-Term Trading Across Major Crypto Industry Questions

VICTORIA, Seychelles, September 17, 2026

Alongside its fast-moving short-term contracts,Zoomex Prediction Markets has always carried a deep Long-Term category, a full slate of event contracts that let traders take a position on some of the industry's most debated multi-month and multi-year questions. That category is a direct expression of Zoomex's core philosophy, giving users a platform that is Easy to Use, Transparent by Design, and built on Fair Access & Rule-Based Execution, whether they are trading derivatives, spot, or real-world outcomes.

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Zoomex's Prediction Markets are organized into four time horizons: 5 Minute, 15 Minute, 4 Hour, and Long-Term. Across the platform, 70 markets are currently live, with the Long-Term category alone accounting for 49 of them, by far the largest segment. That balance reflects where user interest concentrates: away from pure short-term speculation and toward markets that track how the crypto industry...

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