Non-small U.S. stocks rose nearly 500% in WTO forecast market layout World Cup attracted attention

Public markets show that shares of non-small Nasdaq-listed companies (Nasdaq:WTO) have risen significantly recently, with an increase of nearly 500%. Against the background of the U.S. stock market's growing attention to the Web3 data platform, forecast market and the concept of currency and stock linkage, WTO's price performance has triggered market discussions.<br /> Market participants believe that the current round of rise in the WTO may be related to the recent launch of the "Non-Small World Cup Carnival" by non-small players. The event revolves around the 2026 World Cup and combines the World Cup, a world-class sports event, with the Web3 prediction market. It just hits the hot spots of the event with the highest user attention in the world and the prediction market with strong growth potential in the current Web3 market. Track.<br /> From the perspective of market logic, the World Cup naturally has global traffic, high-frequency discussions and clear results, which can continue to create forecast demand; while the forecast market is one of the few current application scenarios in Web3 that can directly connect real events, user judgment and on-chain participation. The non-trumpet launch of related activities during the World Cup cycle is regarded as an accurate entry into the global market popularity and the needs of Web3 users.<br /> Industry insiders believe that as the World Cup Carnival drives the exposure of non-trumpets in the direction of the forecast market, the market is reassessing its potential value as a Web3 data portal, hot event operation platform and U.S. stock capital connection asset in a more positive direction.