SafeBets lets users forecast outcomes without using credit cards or committing real money. Each user receives 100 virtual tokens, spends one token per prediction, earns Unicoin tokens for correct forecasts and loses only the virtual token when wrong. The platform says it is conducting market research rather than offering betting, distinguishing its model from Polymarket and Kalshi as prediction markets face regulatory scrutiny. SafeBets plans to monetize data from highly accurate forecasters by providing collective-intelligence signals to affiliated brokerages as trading references. It has attracted thousands of participants for World Cup predictions and plans to expand into U.S. election forecasts. Blockchain pioneers Scott Stornetta and Stuart Haber advise the platform. An Unicoin Inc. quarterly filing with the SEC says SafeBets is wholly owned by Unicoin CEO Alex Konanykhin, and that user rewards come from the Unicoin token. Unicoin has faced an SEC lawsuit since May 2025 over allegations that it overstated financing raised in its token sale and falsely promoted itself as SEC-registered. Unicoin calls the allegations baseless and says it will actively defend the case. The company is currently seeking $20 million in equity financing at a unit price of 25 cents.