The overall idea behind the community I’m talking about is to combine crypto-assets with sports events. In other words, to create an asset whose value depends on sports events — more precisely, on their outcomes. This is implemented through a system of ratings and rewards.
I won’t go into the full mechanism here, as it goes a bit beyond the scope of this discussion. Instead, I’ll try to explain only the part that relates directly to sports events and predictions.

The community (in the context of predictions) is like a mini-forum on Telegram, where users can, in addition to making predictions and participating in voting, also discuss sports events and the crypto industry.

Every day, the group receives up to 20 popular events from four types of sports: football, basketball, hockey, and tennis. Participants are invited to vote on each of these events (through polls), thereby determining the odds for each outcome. In essence, they are doing what a bookmaker does — but for a single prediction market. These odds are later converted into rating increases and rewards for the participants.

In addition to voting, users can also publish their own predictions and analysis for these events, building their reputation and authority within the community. Later on, for example, less experienced members may follow and vote in line with such reputable analysts. Participants with high reputations may also be eligible for additional rewards.

This is a brief overview of the community, focusing only on the prediction-related aspect. To understand the full concept, you can check out the announcement thread here.