How to Manage Prediction Market Positions in One Place

Start with your existing wallet

You do not need to transfer a position into a separate tracking account to inspect it. Connect a supported wallet to PolyEase and open Assets to see the portfolio view. The position, open-order, and history views help separate what you already own from orders still waiting to execute.

A connected wallet is not the same as an executed transaction. Check the selected wallet address before making changes, especially if you use more than one wallet.

1. Open PolyEase and connect the wallet that owns your positions.
2. Select Assets to inspect positions, open orders, and order history.
3. Use the paginated lists to move through a long trading history instead of loading every record at once.

Distinguish positions from unfilled orders

A position represents shares already held. An open order represents an instruction that may execute later, partially execute, or be cancelled. Placing an order does not mean that its full quantity has filled.

Review the order's actual status when deciding whether you need to act again. If a network response is unclear, avoid placing a second order solely because the first confirmation did not appear.

Review a position before selling

PolyEase exposes a Sell action alongside position rows and on the corresponding market page. Open the sell ticket, confirm the outcome, quantity, available book liquidity, estimated proceeds, and applicable fees before submitting.

An estimated price is not a guaranteed execution price. For thinly traded markets, the order book can change between reviewing a ticket and execution. You may also be able to sell only part of a position rather than all shares.

1. Select the position you want to reduce.
2. Check the market and outcome, and choose a share quantity no larger than the available position.
3. Review the current quote and any disclosed fee before submitting.
4. Return to Assets or the market's order history to verify the resulting status.

A small routine saves repeated checking

For active portfolios, a useful routine is to examine positions first, review open orders next, and consult history when something looks different from what you expected. This keeps filled trades distinct from instructions that remain pending.

PolyEase is an independent client. Trading remains subject to the market's available liquidity, order status, wallet authorization, and applicable venue restrictions.