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Manage positions

The outcomes (shares) you gain from trading are kept in your wallet. Even before a market ends, you can put them to use in the following ways.

#1. Reselling

This is the most common flow. Open the market, switch the trade panel to Sell, pick the outcome you hold, and enter the number of shares.

  • With a Limit order your holding is posted to the order book as a sell order; with a Market order it sells into the current bids right away.
  • With good timing on price, you can realize a profit even before the market closes.
  • The expected proceeds must be at least $3 (the minimum order).

#2. Split — USDT into a pair of outcomes

Put in 1 USDT and 1 YES share + 1 NO share of the same market are created at the same time.

1 USDT → 1 YES + 1 NO

You can sell one side immediately and hold the other, or post both sides to the book for market making. No fees and no gas.

#3. Merge — a pair of outcomes back into USDT

If you hold equal amounts of YES and NO in the same market, you can convert them back into USDT.

1 YES + 1 NO → 1 USDT

This is useful for recovering USDT once you've accumulated both sides. For both split and merge, the UI handles approvals and gas automatically.

For detailed scenarios, see Advanced → Split / Merge.

#Where to find your orders and positions

PlaceContents
Your activity → Open Orders (market page)Orders posted to the book or in progress on that market
Your activity → Position (market page)Outcomes (shares) you actually hold in that market after fills
Profile → PositionsEverything you hold across all markets, with profit and loss
  • Cancelling an order doesn't affect quantity that's already been filled.
  • After a market ends, losing outcomes are worth 0 even if you still hold them (handled automatically at the redemption step).

#Viewing on a new device

Sign in with the same account and the same wallet and positions appear automatically. There's nothing to back up or import.

#Next steps

  • Redeem — convert to USDT after the market ends
  • Fees — where fees are deducted when trading
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