Opinion trading is not new. We have always had opinions on inflation numbers, global summits, crypto crashes, cricket scores, you name it. What has changed is what we can do with them. Platforms like the Probo Opinion App are turning everyday hunches into structured, thought-through decisions.
Take a market like Will India’s exports be $39 billion or more in June? Sounds technical, maybe even overwhelming for a casual trader. But here is how it unfolds on the Probo Opinion App. You open the market and right below the question, you find a concise description that India’s exports in May 2025 were $38.73 billion. That gives you a starting point. Then you scroll to the AI insights and it tells you that FY25 saw an all-time high of $825 billion in exports, a 6% year-on-year rise. And it does not stop there, you get context about policies like the PLI scheme, FTAs with countries like the UAE and UK, and the role of strong sectors like electronics, pharma, and food processing. For someone who does not track these things daily, this matters. Because now your decision is not just a random guess. You know what is driving the trend, what is holding it back, and how similar months have performed. You weigh that with your own awareness, say, news on global demand or shipping bottlenecks, and you take your position.
What Makes Probo the Best Opinion Trading App in India? — Discover how Probo is redefining opinion trading in India with real-time markets and a user-first experience.
The Rise of Contextual Markets
This is where AI is changing the game, not by replacing intuition, but by giving it teeth. Globally, platforms like Polymarket are leaning into this. They recently struck a deal with X (formerly Twitter) to pull in real-time data, live annotations from Grok, and trending posts to shape market context. It is no longer about asking will this happen?, it is about asking why might this happen, and what am I missing? Closer home, we are seeing the same transformation unfold on Probo. Markets are not limited to cricket or crypto anymore. Users are trading on India’s exports and imports, inflation and GDP rates. And with this variety comes the need for clarity. Which is exactly what AI helps deliver, breaking down markets in real time, surfacing credible sources, and presenting both sides. You will notice “Reasons for Yes” and “Reasons for No” under each major event. It is not a verdict but it is a nudge towards thinking it through.
What the Future Looks Like
Globally, prediction markets are beginning to change how people consume and interact with real-time information. Take the Kalshi–Perplexity partnership, for instance. During this year’s NCAA basketball tournaments, Perplexity started integrating Kalshi’s prediction market data directly into its AI-powered search results. So when users look up tournament-related queries, they are not just seeing summaries, they are also getting live odds before and during the games. While it kicked off with March Madness, the plan is to go beyond sports. The goal is simple, combine high-quality answers with real-time event probabilities to create a smarter, more layered user experience. For Probo, this is not a future vision, it is already in play. From macroeconomic indicators to global affairs, we are building an opinion ecosystem that is smarter, sharper, and grounded in real-world signals. The app does not just test your gut, it sharpens your reasoning.
