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# Managing positions

You can view and manage your positions and history by clicking Portfolio in the main navigation. This page will show your total portfolio value, and overall unrealised and realised profit or loss.

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#### Active Postions

`Current value` shows what your position is worth right now based on the latest market price. This updates as the price of the outcome moves continuously. It reflects how much you would get back if you sold at the current price (before fees and tax).&#x20;

`If outcome wins` shows what your position would be worth if this outcome ends up being the winner. This is your potential payout at resolution. It assumes the market resolves in favor of the outcome you are holding and you claim your winnings

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In short: current value is what it’s worth now if you sell it, if outcome wins is what it could be worth if you’re right and assuming market participation does not change.

#### Ended&#x20;

Positions that have ended move through three states before reaching final resolution. During this time, they are no longer tradable, and the exact payout remains undetermined until the market is fully resolved. Here’s what each state means for you:

<table><thead><tr><th width="135.8515625">Status</th><th>What it means</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Resolving</td><td>The market has ended and the team is still determining the winning outcome. During this period, trading has stopped and the final result is being checked and confirmed</td></tr><tr><td>Dispute period</td><td>Dispute period means a tentative winning outcome has been set by the team, but it’s open to challenge for a short time. During this state, the proposed outcome is visible and users can raise disputes if they believe it’s wrong. After this period, the outcome is final</td></tr><tr><td>Ready to Claim</td><td>Ready to claim means the winning outcome is final and your position is settled. If you held the winning outcome, you can now claim your payout. If you held a losing outcome, your position has no payout</td></tr></tbody></table>

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#### History&#x20;

In your position history, every action on your positions is recorded — including when an outcome is bought, sold, or resolved. If you sell all your positions before the resolution date, those trades will appear in your history table, but the position itself will not generate an additional “resolved” entry.

<table><thead><tr><th width="176.90625">Action type</th><th>What it means</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Resolved</td><td>Records what happened when the market finished and your tokens settled to either winning or losing. Value of the tokens and their corresponding PnL are reflected. </td></tr><tr><td>Sold</td><td>Records when you sold Outcome Tokens before resolution, the amount you sold and the PnL calculated against your cost basis of the Outcome Token</td></tr><tr><td>Bought</td><td>Records when you purchased Outcome Tokens, and how much </td></tr></tbody></table>

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