Selling a Position
Choose Sell
Select the Sell option and enter how many shares you want to sell (up to your full position).
When to Sell
- Taking Profit
- Cutting Losses
- Rebalancing
If you bought shares at a lower price and the market has moved in your favor, selling locks in your profit without waiting for resolution.Example:
- Bought 100 YES shares at $0.30 ($30 cost)
- Current YES price: $0.70
- Sell all 100 shares for ~$70
- Profit: ~$40
Partial Sells
You don’t have to sell your entire position. Enter any quantity up to your total holdings:- Sell 50% to take some profit while keeping upside
- Sell a specific dollar amount worth of shares
- Reduce to a size you’re comfortable holding to resolution
Understanding Sell Prices
The price you receive when selling reflects current market conditions. A 0.25% fee applies only when the sell is matched across multiple venues.Sell Limitations
Liquidity Constraints
Liquidity Constraints
Very large positions may be harder to sell at once. If you receive a poor quote on a large order, try selling in smaller chunks.
Market Close to Resolution
Market Close to Resolution
As markets approach their resolution date, liquidity may decrease as fewer traders want to take on short-term risk.
Quote Expiration
Quote Expiration
Sell quotes have a limited validity window. If you don’t confirm in time, request a new quote.
Sell vs. Hold to Resolution
| Factor | Sell Early | Hold to Resolution |
|---|---|---|
| Certainty | Lock in known PnL | Binary outcome |
| Fees | 0.25% if cross-venue matched | No additional fee |
| Capital | Free up USDC immediately | Tied up until resolution |
| Outcome | Accept current market price | Full payout if correct, $0 if wrong |