A position is the YES or NO shares you currently hold in a market.

Your position shows:

• which outcome you hold
• how many shares you own
• what you paid
• the current estimated value
• your current profit or loss

How is position value calculated?

Estimated position value = number of shares × current market price

Example: You hold 20 YES shares and the current YES price is $0.60. Your estimated position value is $12.00.

This is an estimate. The amount you actually receive from selling depends on available buyers and prices in the order book.

Can I hold both YES and NO?

Yes. You may hold both sides if you bought them at different times or used one side to reduce risk.

Holding both sides does not mean both sides win. After a normal YES or NO resolution, only the winning side pays $1.00 per share. Your final profit depends on the total amount paid and all fees.

What can I do with a position?

Before trading ends, you can hold, buy more, or try to sell some or all of your shares. After the market is final, winning shares can be redeemed.