Sportsbook Solution Supplier Expands Standalone Vertical with Short-Cycle Crypto Markets, Enhanced Data Widgets, and Flexible Deployment
Sportsbook solution provider DATA.BET has launched a major update to its Prediction Markets product line, originally introduced in April 2026. The latest release enhances the vertical by introducing a crypto-focused “Up or Down” market type, live and historical data widgets across finance and crypto categories, and full API integration alongside the existing iFrame deployment model.
Designed specifically for cryptocurrency assets, the new “Up or Down” feature presents players with a target price to beat, offering standard decimal odds across five rapid settlement horizons: 5-minute, 15-minute, 1-hour, 4-hour, and daily intervals. By allowing short-cycle markets to settle in minutes rather than months, the update provides a fast, repeatable betting cadence that operates independently of traditional sports schedules.
Enhanced Data Widgets and Streamlined Integration
To provide deeper context for players, the updated platform introduces dedicated widgets displaying live asset prices, target lines plotted on interactive charts, and countdown timers to settlement. Live and historical price feeds now cover crypto assets like BTC and ETH alongside traditional commodities such as Gold and Oil, while probability history widgets span multiple timeframes from one day to all-time views.
On the technical side, Prediction Markets are now accessible via API in addition to iFrame integration. Existing DATA.BET partners can activate the product using their current odds feed credentials and Sport events API without requiring a separate integration project. Furthermore, the release includes system optimizations, content management improvements, and liquidity module updates to ensure market stability.
Executive Insights
Rostyslav Likhtin, Head of Product at DATA.BET, commented on the update:
“Prediction Markets was built to give operators a fast-moving, always-on offering that runs independently of the sports calendar. We’re making it faster to trade, easier to read, and easier to deploy, and this is only the first step in how far we’re taking this.”
