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Trading guide

All trades are market orders against the market's automated market maker. There is no order book and no limit orders.

Version
1.0
Effective
2026-09-06
Last updated
2026-09-07

Before your first trade

  1. Connect a wallet on Arc mainnet, the interface prompts you to switch network if needed.
  2. Hold USDC on Arc. Gas on Arc is paid in USDC, so keep a small buffer.
  3. Read the market's rules tab, including the resolution source and timezone.
  4. Acknowledge the Terms of Use, Risk Disclosure and Privacy Policy once per wallet.
#before

Buying YES or NO

  1. Pick a side, then enter the USDC amount you want to spend.
  2. Check estimated shares, average price, price impact and the 1.50% fee breakdown.
  3. Approve USDC once for the router, then confirm the trade.
#buying

Slippage and minimum output

Slippage tolerance sets the minimum shares (or USDC on a sell) you will accept. If the price moves beyond it before your transaction lands, the trade reverts instead of filling badly. Pro mode lets you set the minimum output directly.

A very wide tolerance protects you from failed transactions but exposes you to a much worse fill.
#slippage

Cashing out early

Selling back into the pool is how you exit before resolution. You receive USDC at the current curve price, minus fees. In a thin market the exit price can be materially worse than your entry.

#cash-out

Claiming after resolution

Once the outcome is final, winning positions are redeemed from your portfolio. Redemption is a transaction you sign; nothing is pushed to you automatically.

#claiming

Reading the chart

The probability chart is built from on-chain Trade events, so it shows exactly what traders did, not an interpolation. Your own trades are marked on it when your wallet is connected.

#probabilities

Trading guide: version 1.0, effective 2026-09-06. This document is published by Proodos Group BV and has not yet been reviewed by qualified legal counsel; see LEGAL-REVIEW-REQUIRED.md in the repository.

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