Dexsport Broadens Betting and Prediction-Market Offerings

Dexsport has expanded its crypto betting platform for eligible users, adding sports markets, casino games, prediction markets and VIP services. The Coin Republic reports that the broader product mix is part of an effort to offer more betting formats through the platform, which is designed to be accessible on both desktop and mobile devices. The platform began operating in 2021 and is managed by Dexapp LTD, an entity registered in Anjouan. According to The Coin Republic, Dexapp LTD holds a gaming license issued by the Anjouan government under the identifier ALSI-202508043-FI2. The specific regulatory details and the stated scope of the new services are not independently described in the other supplied coverage. The two outlets overlap on the relevance of prediction markets but focus on separate aspects. The Coin Republic identifies prediction markets as one component of Dexsport’s expanded service offering, alongside sports, casino and VIP products. Decrypt, by contrast, reports that employees are being instructed not to bet on casting news, product release dates or earnings, adding a governance and enforcement angle. Decrypt also says experts expect such rules could be difficult to enforce.

Prediction markets allow outcomes to be tied to events rather than solely to conventional sporting contests, making product-design and participant restrictions relevant to the sector. Dexsport’s combination of betting verticals, VIP services and mobile access places the expansion within a broader effort to consolidate several forms of gaming activity on one crypto-facing platform. The supplied reporting does not identify which eligible jurisdictions will receive each new product. The wider crypto market was broadly lower at the time of the report. Total market capitalization stood at $2.61T, while Bitcoin was down 5.78% over 24 hours and the Fear and Greed index registered 28, corresponding to Fear. No specific coin from the platform’s product list was identified in the coverage, so the market figures provide general industry context rather than a direct measure of Dexsport performance. The next points to watch are the practical availability of the added services, the reach of the employee betting restrictions and how operators address the enforcement challenge identified by Decrypt.