# View Your Positions

### View Your Positions

Once you’ve open a position on PredictBase, you can easily track your positions, P/L, and claim status from the **dashboard**.

All of your activity is tied to your wallet and stored on-chain, so even if you disconnect or switch devices — your position history is always there.

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#### Where to View Your Bets

1. Go to <https://predictbase.app>
2. Click **Dashboard** in the top navigation
3. Navigate to the **My Positions** tab

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#### What You’ll See

For each position you’ve placed, you’ll be able to view:

| Field         | Description                                             |
| ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Market**    | The market image, question and end date                 |
| **Option**    | The outcome you chose (e.g., “Yes”)                     |
| **Shares**    | Number of Shares You Hold                               |
| **Avg. Cost** | Average Cost per Share                                  |
| **To win**    | Payout if You Win                                       |
| **Current**   | Current Option Price                                    |
| **Value**     | Current value of your shares based on the market price. |

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#### Filter & Sort

Use the filters at the top of the My Bets tab to:

* Filter by **Active**, **Resolved**, or **Canceled**
* Sort by **date**, **market name**, or **claim status**

This makes it easier to manage a large number of predictions.

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#### Claiming Winnings

If a market you bet on is **resolved** and your chosen outcome was correct:

* A **Claim** button will appear next to the bet
* Click it and confirm the transaction to receive your **USDC**

> See [Claiming Winnings](/docs/using-predictbase/claiming-winnings.md) for a full step-by-step guide

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#### Technical Note

Your bet data is pulled from the blockchain, ensuring accuracy and decentralization. No backend servers are involved — it's all trustless.

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Stay updated on your market activity right from your dashboard and make informed predictions going forward!


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