The interesting thing about prediction markets is that—they are essentially a game of probabilities, and 10x leverage amplifies both risk and reward. Space's approach on Solana is basically betting on whether liquidity issues can be solved through CLOB and Maker zero fees.

From a copy-trading perspective, prediction markets are fundamentally different from futures. Futures are driven by technology, while prediction markets are driven by information. You need to find traders with exceptional insights into real-world events—they're not just looking at K-line charts, but predicting the probability of events occurring. These traders often come from backgrounds in finance, data analysis, or political research, with completely different ways of thinking.

The design logic of Space's current sale clearly follows UFO's approach—community distribution plus a flywheel mechanism. 50% of platform revenue is used for buybacks and burns, which can sustainably support the token's value. But for copy-traders, this is just an additional benefit; the core depends on the quality of traders and liquidity depth.

My suggestion is: wait until the platform is fully launched and observe for a while. See how high-win-rate traders operate in this market— their betting cycles, position management, stop-loss logic—these factors determine how you should copy-trade. Stop-loss in prediction markets is much more dangerous than in futures because once an event is confirmed, it's game over—no rebound opportunity. Start with small amounts, copy several top traders with different styles, and once the pattern is proven, consider increasing your position.