Best Accounts to Follow on X (Formerly Twitter)

Looking to improve your trading IQ or just learn more about prediction markets? You'll want to follow these accounts on X.

Accounts to Follow for Prediction Market Content
Want to trade like the sharps, forecast the next geopolitical flashpoint before it hits the news, or simply better understand the prediction market industry? Start by curating your social media feed.
In a sense, X (or Twitter, if you’re still calling it that) is the modern trading floor of prediction markets, where news and analysis converge. Some users move markets. Others decode them. And a rare few do both while explaining their thought processes as they go.
From six-figure whales and platform founders to legal analysts and academic pioneers, we’ve rounded up the smartest, sharpest, and most insightful voices in the industry.
Whether you’re a Polymarket lurker, a Kalshi trader, or just trying to understand if sports trading is actually legal, these are the accounts you need to follow.

Traders and Forecasters

Domer (@domahhhh on X)

The trader known as Domer is one of the top prediction market traders in the game, and an essential account to follow on X no matter your trading acumen. He won’t give away his moves before they happen, but, after the fact, he often breaks down his largest trades—win or lose—and there’s always a lesson to take away.

‘Belikewater’ (@just_Curious on X)

A professional forecaster with the Sentinel Global Risk Watch forecasting team, which works to protect “against difficult-to-envision threats by forecasting near-term risks, detecting black swans earlier, and deploying our emergency response team to take mitigating action,” she was among the first to see that Israel strikes on Iran were imminent. She’s a great follow specifically for those trading geopolitics on Polymarket or anyone looking to better understand major events happening around the world.

Gaeten Dugas (@GaetenD on X)

A part-time trader who has made a whopping $300,000 trading Rotten Tomatoes scores and music charts occasionally shares his insights with on X.

Jgalt (@JgaltTweets on X)

A forecaster on the prediction market platform Metaculus, Jgalt stays on top of breaking news, AI risks, and global politics.

Zub (@ZubbyBadger on X)

He’s not nearly as active on X as Gaeten or Domer but he has profited more than $1M on Kalshi, which is a good enough reason to give him a follow.

Journalists and analysts

Chris Gerlacher (@GerlacherC on X) – Our very own Senior Political Reporter, Chris provides unique insights, thoughtful commentary, and exclusive interviews with industry experts, covering all things prediction markets, including regulatory and legal news.

Daniel Wallach (@WALLACHLEGAL on X) – A veteran gaming and sports betting lawyer who provides top-notch legal analysis around the burgeoning prediction market space and sports event contracts. Oh, he’s also a frequent guest on the PredictionNews Roundup with Gerlacher.

Dustin Gouker (@DustinGouker on X) – A journalist turned=gambling consultant who still puts on his “Big-J” hat in his almost daily newsletter Event Horizon, where he leads the coverage with analysis and roundups of prediction market news.

Mick Bransfield (@MickBransfield on X) – A data analytics expert, Mick is a proponent of prediction markets who tracks trends and news around the nascent and rapidly growing space.

Marc Hochstein (@MarchHochstein on X) – Former editor at CoinDesk, where he spearheaded the publication’s coverage of prediction markets.

Industry and academia

Shayne Coplan (@Shayne_Coplan on X) – Founder & CEO of Polymarket, Shayne Coplan launched the world’s largest decentralized prediction market in 2020—built from a converted bathroom setup while still in college. He’s only 27, but plenty across the tech industry are taking notice as Polymarket continues to push prediction markets globally.

Tarek Mansour (@mansourtarek on X) – MIT math whiz and ex-quant who co-founded Kalshi, the first CFTC-regulated prediction market exchange, most notably leading the company’s charge for legal election markets in the U.S. ahead of the 2025 presidential election.

Luana Lopes Lara (@luanalopeslara on X) – Rio-born ballet dancer turned MIT-educated engineer who teamed up with Mansour to launch Kalshi after cutting her teeth on Wall Street as a quantitative trader. While Mansour focuses on partnerships and liquidity building, Luana leads the company’s product engine, including its UX and market offerings.

Robin Hanson (@robinhanson on X) – Hailed as the godfather of prediction markets, Hanson is an economist at George Mason University whose 1988 paper Idea Futures paper laid the theoretical groundwork for real-money event contracts. He later put forth a new form of governance called “Futarchy” in which policies are determined by prediction markets.

Harry Crane (@HarrDCrane on X) – A statistician at Rutgers University and a fierce proponent of prediction markets as forecasting tools. Follow him for real-time dissections of “whale” bets and statistical fallacies—essential reading for anyone trading.

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