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Jua Predictions lets you explore every active, closed, and resolved market without creating an account. Whether you’re researching an event, checking current prices, or deciding where to put your next trade, the market listing and individual market pages give you everything you need to make an informed decision.

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Finding Markets

The homepage showcases a curated selection of trending and featured markets so you can jump straight into the most active conversations. To see the full catalogue, open the Markets menu in the top navigation — this lists every market on the platform. From the full listing you can narrow things down in a few ways:
  • Keyword search — type any word or phrase into the search bar to find markets whose title or description match your query.
  • Category filter — select a category (such as Politics, Sports, Technology, or Finance) to see only markets in that domain.
  • Status filter — choose Open, Closed, or Resolved to focus on markets at a particular stage of their lifecycle.
Public market pages are visible to anyone — you don’t need to sign in to browse, search, or check prices. You only need an account when you’re ready to place a trade.

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Market Statuses

Every market on Jua Predictions carries one of three statuses that tells you where it sits in its lifecycle.

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What’s on a Market Page

Each market page is designed to give you the full picture — from the underlying question to the latest trading activity.
  • Question text — the precise YES/NO question the market is asking.
  • Description — background context that explains why the market exists and what event it tracks.
  • Resolution criteria — the exact condition that must be met for the market to resolve YES.
  • Event / close date — the date trading ends and the market becomes eligible for resolution.
  • Current YES / NO prices — live mid-market prices expressed in USDC, reflecting the crowd’s current probability estimate.
  • Order book depth — a real-time view of outstanding buy and sell orders on both sides of the market.
  • Recent trades — a timestamped feed of the most recent transactions.
  • Comment thread — a public discussion where traders share analysis, news, and questions about the market.
Always read the resolution criteria before you trade. The criteria define precisely what counts as a YES outcome — not just the general topic of the market. A market about an election, for example, might resolve YES only if a specific candidate wins by a specific margin.