I've showed a number of people the
@CadeMarket mobile app in the last few days.
People that are both outside of crypto and are not a regular gambler.
I've asked them to explain to me exactly how it works upon first look and they all can do it. They get it immediately.
Achieving this has been one of the most important things that our team has done, as is absolutely critical for building a consumer application.
Being able to hide a complex protocol and mechanics and have it appear as something that is immediately understandable for an every day user is how Cade wins.
It's a prediction market that looks nothing like a prediction market. It's a sportsbook that looks nothing like a sportsbook.
This exponentially multiplies the TAM for an app like ours. An every day average person does not understand how share pricing works, nor do they understand how a money line or player props work.
The sheer number of people that want to do something as simple as turning $10 into $20 in a few minutes is big. This definitely is possible with memecoins, but it's vastly harder. Memecoins ultimately are a "solved" game. It's industrialized via the amount of programmatic launches that bundle a token and then dump it. For an every day user, or a first time trader, it's impossible to know if you've bought into one of these tokens. On Cade however, nobody can manipulate the outcome of a market like this. You make your decision, and it plays out.
What this means is that everyone from a sophisticated trader to a professional sports better to your mom or dad can easily understand how to use Cade.
The downstream effect of this is that via the Value Engine in our tokenomics, the potential number of users that can drive value to the PUMPCADE token is astronomical. And the best part is, they do not have to know they are doing so.
The end goal for Cade is to be the most fun place to have an opinion, and I believe our team is on the correct path to doing so.
Cade on.