Your Jupiter Predict profile: track, close and review positions

Your Jupiter Predict profile: realized PnL, win rate, open positions and orders, history, closing a position, username, and following traders.

Your profile (jup.ag/prediction/profile) is the complete view of your Jupiter Predict activity: performance, open positions, pending orders, and history. Open it with Profile in the Predict navigation.

What does my profile show?

• Realized PnL, as a chart over time or, with the Calendar toggle, as a calendar of your daily PnL.
• Win Rate and Volume.
• A period filter (All Time, 24h, 7d, 30d) that applies to these figures.
• Summary cards: Portfolio value with your number of open positions, Max payout if right, Next event (the next of your markets to start), and Live now (your markets trading right now).

Realized PnL, win rate, and volume come from snapshots taken every few hours, not calculated in real time, so a recent trade can take a few hours to appear in them.

Below the summary, three tabs list your activity:

• Positions: active positions, and outcomes you can claim or that were refunded. All, Live (markets trading now) and Next 24h (events starting within a day) filter the list.
• Open Orders: limit orders waiting to fill.
• History: completed trades, settlements, claims, and refunds.

Your positions also appear on each event page: a market where you hold a position shows it inline, and it refreshes after a claim or a close.

What are profile badges?

The Badges section of your profile tracks two things, with a progress bar towards the next rank and a counter of badges collected:

• Volume rank: your lifetime buy volume on Predict, in ranks that currently run from Rookie ($100) to Oracle ($1m). Only buy fills of $10 or more count; sells do not.
• Buy streak: the number of consecutive weeks, Monday 00:00 to Sunday 23:59 UTC, in which you bought at least $50 (again in fills of $10 or more). Ranks currently run from Spark (2 weeks) to Eternal (52 weeks).

The thresholds are shown in the section and can change. Unlocking a badge shows a toast, and badges can be shared from the profile. They are informational: they do not change fees, limits, or rewards.

What do the position columns mean?

Column	Description
Event	The event and market name
Event Starts	When the event starts, or that it is live
Size	Number of contracts held
Value	Current estimated market value
Avg. Price	Average price paid per contract
Mark Price	Current reference price per contract
PNL	Unrealized profit or loss. The Exclude fees toggle shows it with or without trading fees
Payout if right	What the position pays if your side wins

How do I close a position before the market ends?

1. Open Positions

   In your profile, find the position in the Positions tab.

2. Click Close

   Click Close on the row. Choose how much to sell: a percentage (25%, 50%, 75%, or Max) or a custom dollar amount. Max sells the entire position regardless of price moves.

3. Confirm and sign

   The app sells your contracts at the current bid. If the close executes, the proceeds, after any fees, are returned to your wallet.

   If the position is priced at 90¢ or more, the app first asks Hold until settlement?: closing now pays the trading fee on the sale, while a position held to settlement is paid out without one. Choose Close position to sell anyway, or Keep position.

Close All exits all eligible positions at once.

Closes execute at the bid price, not the mid price, so the spread reduces what you receive. A close can fail if the market is closed, liquidity is too low, or the route is temporarily unavailable.

When can I close a position?

Market state	Can you close?	Notes
Open (Live)	Usually	The close sells at the current bid if liquidity is available
Closed	No	Trading has stopped. Wait for settlement
Settled (you won)	No	Claim the payout instead. See Settlement and payouts
Settled (refund)	No	The refund is processed on-chain and reflected in your profile
Settled (you lost)	No	The position is final and no action is needed

Sports ticket markets cannot be closed at all and must be held to resolution.

Low liquidity can make a position difficult or impossible to close even while the market is open. If a position looks stuck for an unusually long time, raise a ticket via Discord.

How do I set a username?

A trader who has set a username appears under it on their profile, on the leaderboard, on clan pages and clan trades, and in comments; otherwise they appear by truncated wallet address.

To set or change yours, open your profile and click the pencil icon next to your name or wallet address. A username takes 3 to 32 lowercase letters, numbers, and underscores, and must not already be taken. It is saved with a wallet message signature, not a transaction.

How do I follow a trader?

• On another trader’s profile, click Follow. The button then reads Following; hover it and click Unfollow to stop following.
• In the Activity feed, the follow icon on a trade follows the trader who made it.

Following is saved with a wallet message signature, not a transaction. Each profile shows its followers and following counts; click a count to see the list.

You can open any trader’s profile from a leaderboard row or from a profile card in comments. Each profile has its own address: jup.ag/prediction/profile/<wallet address>.