> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://graphdex-1.gitbook.io/graphdex-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://graphdex-1.gitbook.io/graphdex-docs/trading-predictions/market-page.md).
# Market Page Anatomy
**Top-to-bottom tour of the market page — what every panel shows and how to use it.**
The market page is the single screen where every prediction trade happens. It is always rendered the same way for any market: header, chart, order book, trading widget, outcomes & holders. Knowing each region by name speeds up everything else in this section.
## Header (top of page)
* **Title** — the market question (e.g. "Will Spain win the 2026 FIFA World Cup?").
* **Stats strip** — total volume, current implied probability, time to resolution, market type badge.
* **Window** — start and end dates of the market.
The header sits on every market and gives you the immediate "what am I looking at" before you scroll.
## Chart (left, large)
* For **Up/Down** price markets — the underlying asset price (BTC, ETH, etc.) on a TradingView-style chart.
* For **Yes/No** and **multi-outcome** markets — implied probability over time, one line per outcome on multi-outcome markets.
* Standard zoom / pan / timeframe controls.
See [Order Book & Chart](/graphdex-docs/trading-predictions/order-book-and-chart.md) for what each line and column means in detail.
## Order Book (middle-right column)
* Sell side at the top (asks), buy side at the bottom (bids).
* Each row shows price and size.
* The spread is the gap between the top of bids and the bottom of asks — a tight spread means a healthy market.
* Tap a level to pre-fill that price into the Limit input.
## Trading Widget (right column)
* **Market / Limit toggle.** Market submits at the best available price; Limit lets you post your own.
* **Buy / Sell** rows depending on the market type.
* **Up / Down** (or **Yes / No**) toggle picking your side.
* **Amount input** with preset chips `0.01 / 0.05 / 0.1 / 1`.
* **Speed presets** `Slow / Fast / Turbo` — see [Speed Presets](/graphdex-docs/trading-predictions/speed-presets.md).
* **Submit button** — single click confirms; no second-step modal by default. Trading Settings adjusts confirmation behaviour.
## Outcomes & Tabs (bottom)
A row of tabs below the chart:
* **Outcomes** — for multi-outcome markets, the list of named outcomes with current odds and Up/Down on each.
* **Compare** — overlay outcome probabilities side by side.
* **Top Holders** — who holds the biggest position on each side.
* **My Trades** — your trades on this market.
* **All Trades** — the public tape.
See [Outcomes & Top Holders](/graphdex-docs/trading-predictions/outcomes-and-holders.md).
## Tracking Tags (top-right of widget)
Tag system to flag a market for later — appears in the right rail when you have a position open. Tagged markets show up in your tracking list on Wallet.
## Reading order
The fastest way to read a market is **top to bottom, left to right**:
1. Header — what is this market about, how much time is left, how big is it.
2. Order book — is the price real (depth, spread).
3. Widget — pick side, size, speed.
4. Outcomes (if multi) — am I on the right line.
{% hint style="info" %}
The widget defaults follow your [Trading Settings](/graphdex-docs/trading-predictions/trading-settings.md) — preset amount, preset speed, slippage tolerance, confirmation toggle. Set defaults once; every market inherits them.
{% endhint %}
## FAQs
Can I resize the panels?
Panel sizes are fixed in the current build. The layout adapts to your viewport width — the chart shrinks before the order book and widget.
What's the difference between "All Trades" and "My Trades"?
All Trades is the public tape — every fill that happened on this market. My Trades is filtered to your own activity.
Why does Top Holders sometimes show only a few addresses?
Small or new markets have few holders. As volume builds, more addresses show up. Use Top Holders to gauge concentration — a market dominated by one wallet behaves differently from a market with many participants.
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