Back in early 2025, we couldn’t help but notice prediction markets were blowing up everywhere. From political elections to sports outcomes to crypto price movements, people were putting real money behind their predictions. And honestly? We were hooked too.
We’d been following platforms like Polymarket, PredictIt, and Kalshi for a while, tracking how markets moved and trying to figure out what it all meant. So we thought, why not write about it? Share what we’re learning, break down the interesting stuff, and maybe help other people navigate this world.
That’s how where2predict.com was born.
Marcus Brennan handles the crypto and finance side of things. He’s got over 12 years of trading experience, worked as a quantitative analyst at a hedge fund, and got into crypto early enough to see how it intersected with prediction markets. He’s based in Austin and brings that traditional finance meets blockchain perspective to everything we cover.
Tyler “T.J.” Hoffman is our sports guy. Former college baseball player turned data analyst, T.J. knows his way around predictive models for NFL, NBA, MLB, and pretty much any sport you can bet on. He’s in Philly (die-hard Eagles fan, but don’t worry, he keeps it objective in his analysis) and specializes in breaking down why prediction markets sometimes beat traditional sportsbooks.
Between the two of us, we’ve got a pretty wide range covered.
We write about prediction markets across sports, crypto, and finance. That includes:
We’re not here to tell you what to bet on or promise you’ll get rich. We’re just breaking down what’s happening, sharing what we find interesting, and trying to make sense of it all.
No BS. No overhyped predictions. No trying to sound smarter than we are.
We write the way we’d want someone to explain this stuff to us – straightforward, honest, and without all the jargon that makes your eyes glaze over. Sometimes we’re analyzing complex market movements, sometimes we’re just pointing out something cool we noticed.
We both come at prediction markets from different angles (Marcus with his finance brain, T.J. with his sports analytics background), which we think makes for better coverage. We’re not always going to agree, and that’s fine. The markets don’t care about consensus anyway.
Want to reach out? Drop us a line at contact@where2predict.com.
Whether you’ve got questions, feedback, ideas for what we should cover next, or just want to chat about prediction markets, we’d love to hear from you.
Thanks for being here. Let’s figure out this prediction market thing together.
— Marcus & T.J.