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# Prediction

- [Introduction](https://wickdottrade.gitbook.io/wick/prediction/introduction.md): An overview of Wick prediction markets, how they work in the app, and how Wick delivers a sportsbook-style experience using on-chain infrastructure.
- [Getting Started](https://wickdottrade.gitbook.io/wick/prediction/getting-started.md): Learn how balances work in Wick, where prediction funds are held, and how users move USDC from trading into prediction markets.
- [Funding Your Prediction Account](https://wickdottrade.gitbook.io/wick/prediction/funding-your-prediction-account.md): Step-by-step guide to funding your Predict Balance in Wick.
- [Prediction Trading Overview](https://wickdottrade.gitbook.io/wick/prediction/prediction-trading-overview.md): Explains Polymarket’s orderbook-based model, how outcome shares are traded, how pricing works, and how markets resolve after events end.
- [Placing Prediction Trades](https://wickdottrade.gitbook.io/wick/prediction/placing-prediction-trades.md): Learn how to browse markets, place predictions, manage open positions, and exit trades.
- [Fees](https://wickdottrade.gitbook.io/wick/prediction/fees.md)
- [FAQ](https://wickdottrade.gitbook.io/wick/prediction/faq.md): Answers to common questions about prediction markets, settlements, balances, odds formats, delays, and how predictions work in Wick.


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