Getting Started
A cancel request is not a clean slate
Cancellation can be partial. Reconcile the canceled and not-canceled orders before treating resting liquidity or exposure as gone.
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A wallet snapshot needs cost, value, and status together
Current value, entry cost, realized PnL, and redeemable status answer different questions. Read them as one position record instead of one headline number.
Getting Started
Selling, merging, and redeeming are different exits
A position can leave your worksheet through a sale, a merge, or a redemption. Each path changes balances and timing in a different way.
Getting Started
A price-change event is not a trade receipt
A public market feed describes the book and recent prices. It does not prove that your order filled or that your account exposure changed.
Market Watch
A tick-size change can invalidate an old quote
A live feed can announce a new minimum price increment while your worksheet still uses the old grid. Treat the change as a new…
Getting Started
Read the outcome identifier before the order book
A market can expose different identifiers for its question, condition, and outcome. Map the correct token or position ID before reading prices or placing…
Market Watch
Visible does not mean trade-ready
A market can be discoverable before its book opens and remain visible after it closes. Check the state fields before treating a displayed quote…
Getting Started
A post-only rejection can be the correct result
Post-only orders are meant to rest as maker orders. If the price would cross the spread, rejection may mean the instruction worked exactly as…