> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.jup.ag/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Browse prediction markets on Jupiter Predict > Find events on Jupiter Predict: categories, Trending and Live feeds, bookmarks, search, sorting, event cards and pages, multi-outcome markets, and comments. Browse is the home of Jupiter Predict (`jup.ag/prediction`): events across categories, from sports and politics to crypto and the weather. Each event holds one or more markets you can trade. ## How do I find a market? * **Trending**, the default feed, lists events by 24-hour volume. **Live** shows events currently trading. * The bookmark button lists the events you saved with the bookmark icon on an event card. * Category tabs narrow the list (see the table below). Seasonal filters, such as World Cup, can appear during major events. * **Search for any Event**, at the top of the page, finds an event by name. * The settings menu (the sort icon) switches prices between cents (55ยข) and a decimal multiplier (1.82x). On a category feed, it also sorts events by Highest 24h volume, Lowest 24h volume, Earliest start time, or Latest start time. See [How Predict works](/user-docs/trade/predict/how-it-works#how-do-i-read-a-contract-price). | Category | Examples | | - | - | | Sports | Championship winners, match results, MVP awards, Formula 1 race winners | | Crypto | Token price targets, network milestones | | Politics | Election outcomes, nominations, policy decisions | | Esports | Tournament winners, match outcomes | | Culture | Awards, entertainment, public figures | | Economics | Interest rate decisions, macro indicators | | Tech | Product launches, company milestones | | Finance | Stock movements, commodity prices | | Weather | Temperature, climate events | | Mentions | Whether public figures, publications, or media will mention given words, names, or topics, according to each market's rules | The available categories and markets change as events are added or removed. ## What is on the Trending feed? The Trending feed opens with a featured carousel: * While a clan competition is open, a slide shows the weekly clan race, with its end date, the prize pool split between cash and Gacha packs, and **Find a clan** and **View leaderboard** links. See [Clans](/user-docs/trade/predict/clans). * Large-bet slides feature the most recent large bets, one per market, with **Copy bet** and **View event**. See [Activity](/user-docs/trade/predict/activity#how-do-i-copy-a-large-bet). ## What does an event card show? An event card shows the event's top outcomes, each with its current price and **Yes** / **No** buttons, plus the event's volume and a bookmark icon. Click an outcome to expand it into larger **Yes** and **No** buttons with each side's price; **Back** returns to the list of outcomes. **Show More** opens the event page with every outcome. Up or Down events show **Up** and **Down** buttons with their prices, and **View Event**. ## What is on an event page? Click an event card to open its page, with: * Every market in the event, with Yes and No buttons and the order form. * The probability history chart. * The rules summary, which explains how the result is determined. Read it before trading. * Related events. * Comments from other traders. * Your own positions in the event's markets, shown inline. Each event has its own address, `jup.ag/prediction/...`, which also identifies the market when you contact support. ## How do multi-outcome events work? An event with many possible outcomes, such as an election, holds a separate market for each outcome. Each market trades independently: you can buy YES on one candidate without taking a position on any other. The top outcomes are visible by default; **Show More** shows the rest. The probabilities across all markets in a multi-outcome event do not always sum to exactly 100%. Each market has its own liquidity, spread, and price history. Sports matches carry many market types on one event page. See [Sports markets](/user-docs/trade/predict/sports-markets). ## How do comments work? Each event page has a comments section: you can post comments on an event, like other traders' comments, and delete your own. * External links are blocked: only HTTPS links to jup.ag are accepted, validated before the comment is published. Still treat any instructions or offers in comments with caution. * A link to a Jupiter prediction event or profile shows as a card rather than a bare URL. An event card carries the market image, title, volume, and live indicators, with the Yes / No or team buttons when the market is open. A profile card shows the avatar, username, prediction count, win rate, and realized PnL. One card is shown per comment, and the same applies in clan chat. ## Why is there a warning banner on some markets? When an external market provider has trading problems, a warning banner appears on the affected feeds and event pages. Orders on those markets can fail or stay pending until the provider recovers. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.