Coinsilium Group (LSE:COIN), the Aquis-quoted digital asset venture builder, has increased its strategic investment in Predictive Labs after the portfolio company hit agreed development milestones.
Predictive Labs unveiled Nijinn, its first commercial product, an analytics platform built for the prediction markets sector.
Coinsilium exercised its options to invest a further $200,000 in the business, adding to the strategic advisory engagement it announced on 30 April.
Nijinn is designed as an analytics-only layer, with no execution, custody or trading functionality, offering five capabilities including cross-venue arbitrage and market making.
Early access through the Nijinn Pro whitelist is set to begin during the Wiki Finance EXPO in Hong Kong on 23-24 July, with a free version planned for August and a premium tier launch timed around the Token2049 conference in Singapore in early October.
Industry estimates put global prediction market trading volume at approximately $64 billion in 2025, with Bernstein Research projecting a rise to around $240 billion in 2026.
Separately, Coinsilium's board approved a capital allocation framework making up to 15% of the value of the company's Bitcoin holdings available to support venture-building activities and new investment opportunities.
The board said current market conditions have made fundraising harder for early-stage ventures, giving well-capitalised players like Coinsilium an opening to invest on more favourable terms.
"We are particularly pleased that this progress has been achieved broadly within the anticipated development timetable," said Eddy Travia, Coinsilium's chief executive.
