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If you have a question the crowd should weigh in on, you can propose a new prediction market directly from your account. Any signed-in user can submit a proposal — just fill in the market details, pay a small deposit from your cash balance, and a Jua Predictions administrator will review it before it goes live.

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Proposal Flow

1

Sign in and navigate to Create Market

Log in to your Jua Predictions account, then click Create Market in the top navigation or from your dashboard. You’ll be taken to the new market proposal form.
2

Fill in the market details

Complete all required fields for your proposal. See the Market Details Required section below for a breakdown of each field and tips on what to write.
3

Pay the proposal deposit

Before you can submit, a proposal deposit is deducted from your cash balance and held in escrow. The deposit amount is shown on the proposal form. Make sure you have sufficient USDC in your cash balance before proceeding.
4

Submit for review

Click Submit Proposal. Your proposal enters the administrator review queue immediately. You’ll receive an in-app notification confirming the submission.
5

Wait for administrator approval

A Jua Predictions administrator reviews your proposal against the platform’s content and quality guidelines. Review times vary depending on queue volume.
6

Outcome: approved or rejected

If approved: your market is seeded with initial liquidity and opens for trading. Your proposal deposit is returned in full to your cash balance.If rejected: your proposal is declined and your deposit is forfeited. The administrator may include a reason for the rejection in the notification you receive.

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Market Details Required

Every field in the proposal form plays a role in making the market clear, fair, and tradeable. Take your time with each one.
  • Title / question — a concise, unambiguous YES/NO question. A good title leaves no doubt about what outcome traders are betting on. Example: “Will Company X announce a public IPO before 31 December 2025?”
  • Description — background context that helps traders understand the topic. Include relevant history, why the event matters, and any links to authoritative sources.
  • Resolution criteria — the single most important field. State the exact, verifiable condition under which the market resolves YES. Avoid vague language — be precise about the source of truth you’ll rely on (e.g., an official press release, a government publication, a sports league’s official results page).
  • Event / close date — the date and time at which trading closes and the market becomes eligible for resolution. Choose a date that gives enough time for the event to occur and results to be published.
  • Category — select the category that best describes the market topic (e.g., Politics, Sports, Technology, Finance). This determines where your market appears in filtered listings.
The best resolution criteria are specific, objective, and verifiable by a third party. Instead of writing “If the team performs well”, write “If Team A wins the championship as reported on the league’s official website.” Ambiguous criteria are a common reason proposals are rejected.

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Proposal Deposit

When you submit a proposal, a deposit in USDC is locked from your cash balance and held until the review is complete.
  • Approved proposal — the full deposit is returned to your cash balance once the market goes live.
  • Rejected proposal — the deposit is forfeited. It will not be returned under any circumstances.
The deposit exists to ensure proposal quality and discourage spam. The required deposit amount is displayed on the proposal form before you confirm submission.
Proposal deposits are non-refundable if your proposal is rejected. Review the platform’s content guidelines and double-check your resolution criteria before submitting to give your proposal the best chance of approval.
All proposals are reviewed by Jua Predictions administrators. There is no guaranteed review turnaround time — review times vary based on queue volume. You’ll be notified via in-app notification as soon as a decision is made.