Mark Zuckerberg Has Directed Meta Team to Develop Prediction Market App “Arena”

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PANews, June 24 – According to a report by The New York Times, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has instructed his team to develop a prediction market app, internally codenamed "Arena," which will operate independently of Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Messenger. The app will use a game points system rather than real-money betting, though the possibility of introducing real-money wagering in the future has not been ruled out. Meta plans to promote the app through its vast social network user base. The move is part of Zuckerberg's broader strategy to create new types of applications based on emerging online social behaviors. Insiders say the project, while experimental in nature, is a top priority. Arena is one of a handful of apps Meta is currently exploring, alongside others such as Meta Photos, an AI-powered standalone app.
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