NadBet: Revolutionary Prediction Market Platform

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🎯

This PR introduces NadBet, a next-generation prediction market platform that gamifies betting through innovative user interfaces and social media integration.

✨ Key Features

• Tinder-style Interface: Swipe right to bet, left to pass - making betting intuitive and fun
• Twitter Integration: Auto-post markets and enable betting via Twitter bot tagging
• Social Marketing: Leverage Twitter's reach for viral user acquisition
• Gamified Experience: Turn prediction markets into an engaging, addictive experience

�� Technical Implementation

• Built on Next.js with TypeScript
• Smart contracts on Monad Testnet
• Twitter API integration for social features
• Mobile-first responsive design
• Privy wallet integration for seamless onboarding

🎯 Impact

• Makes prediction markets accessible to mainstream users
• Creates viral marketing potential through social integration
• Introduces gamification to increase user engagement
• Builds community around prediction markets

�� Marketing Advantage

Every new market automatically becomes a Twitter post, creating organic growth and community engagement.

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