jup.ag/prediction/clans). They are a social and competitive layer: they do not change how orders execute, how markets settle, or what fees you pay.
How does the weekly clan race work?
- A competition runs from Monday 00:00 UTC to the next Monday 00:00 UTC.
- The race has its own clan leaderboard, separate from the trader leaderboard.
- A clan qualifies for the week by reaching a weekly volume threshold with a positive net PnL. Clans that have not qualified yet are ranked by volume; qualified clans are ranked by PnL.
How do I find a clan?
The Clans tab opens on the clan directory. Each clan shows its name, handle, member count out of 50, and its PnL and volume for the current week (the optional description is not shown in the directory).- Search by clan name or handle; results update as you type.
- Sort with the menu: Recommended by default, with Top this week, Highest PnL, Highest volume, Most active, Newest, and Largest.
- More clans load as you scroll.
How do I create a clan?
Click Create clan, then choose a name, a handle (3 to 64 lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens), and an optional description. You lead the clan you create and invite members after creation. A clan cannot be deleted once created, only abandoned by its leader.How do I join or leave a clan?
- Join with a direct invitation or an invite link from the clan leader, or send a Request to join from the directory and wait for the leader’s approval. The request is a wallet message signature, not a transaction.
- Pending invitations appear in the directory’s Pending invitations view.
- A clan holds at most 50 members. Once it is full, new invitations, join requests, and acceptances are blocked until a spot frees up.
- To leave, click Leave clan on the clan page.
- The clan leader can remove members, and can Abandon clan: after a confirmation, the clan is archived and every member, leader included, is removed. The handle cannot be reused by a new clan.
What does a clan page show?
- The clan’s PnL for the selected competition in the header, with date navigation between the current competition and past ones.
- Members: each member with their realized PnL and trading volume for the selected competition (the current one by default), plus a Rewards column once the week is finalized. Join requests and invitations also show the candidate’s PnL, number of predictions, and win rate, so leaders can screen who they let in. On the leader’s view, pending join requests sit in a collapsible section, collapsed by default and headed by their count.
- Trades: a public feed of the members’ trades that count for the selected week, visible to anyone, wallet connected or not. Each trade shows who bought or sold which outcome at what price, the event, the amount, and its age. While the week is open, a green dot marks the tab and the feed refreshes every 10 seconds.
- Clan chat, reserved for the clan’s active members. Messages are signed with your wallet.
Do clans win rewards?
Each week, members of the three best qualified clans earn rewards, paid as cash and Gacha packs. Rewards are assigned once the week is finalized, shortly after it ends. If no clan qualifies, there is no winner and no rewards for that week.- Who earns: in each of the three rewarded clans (Champion, Runner-up, Third place), members are ranked by their own PnL for the week, and the reward tiers cover ranks #1 to #10. Each member’s actual reward appears on the clan page once the week is finalized.
- What they earn: with the current tiers, the top 3 members of the Champion clan receive cash on top of a Gacha pack. Every other rewarded member receives a Gacha pack, whose value depends on the clan’s place and on the member’s rank band (#1, #2, #3, #4-10).
- Where to see the amounts: the standings card on the clan leaderboard shows the current tiers, with a total per clan shown as “Up to” and the reward for each rank band. The Clans page banner and the Trending feed banner show the weekly prize pool. Amounts can change, and the leaderboard always shows the current ones.
- After the week: while a week is open, the clan page reads “Rewards are assigned after the week ends”. Once the week is finalized, each member row shows its reward (for example “$600 Cash” or “$420 Gacha”), and the clan page states “Ranked #N · X members earned rewards”, or that the clan did not qualify that week.