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# Bot Navigation Overviev

## Bot Navigation Overview

polyquant is designed to be fully usable from a single Telegram menu.\
This page explains the main navigation and how each section is used.

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### Main menu

After starting the bot, you will see the main menu with the following sections:

* **Wallet**
* **Search**
* **Markets**
* **Profile**
* **Copytrade**
* **Settings**

Each section represents a core part of the trading flow.

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### Wallet

The **Wallet** section is where you manage funds used for trading.

Here you can:

* View your **Polymarket deposit address**
* Check your **USDC / USDC.e balance** on Polygon
* Read **deposit rules**
* **Withdraw** funds
* **Refresh** balance

This is the first section you should use before placing any trades.

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### Search

The **Search** section allows you to quickly find markets.

You can:

* Search by **market or event name**
* Paste a **Polymarket market link**

Search is useful when:

* you already know the market you want
* you are following a specific event or link

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### Markets

The **Markets** section is used to browse markets by category.

Available categories include:

* Trending
* Politics
* Crypto
* Sports
* Elections
* Geopolitics
* Business
* Trump

After selecting a category, you will see a list of events.\
From there, you can open a specific market and view its details.

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### Market view

When you open a market, polyquant shows:

* Event title
* Market question
* Available outcomes (Yes / No)
* Best bid and ask prices
* Available liquidity for each outcome

At the bottom of the screen, you can:

* Buy or sell an outcome
* Refresh prices

This is where trading actions start.

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### Profile

The **Profile** section shows your trading statistics and history.

It includes:

* Current positions value
* Total trading volume
* Open and realized PnL
* Number of trades
* Open and closed positions
* Maximum win

From Profile, you can also:

* View your **limit orders**
* **Share a PnL snapshot** as an image

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### Copytrade

The **Copytrade** section allows you to automatically copy trades from other traders.

Here you can:

* Add a trader by wallet address
* Manage your subscriptions
* Receive trade notifications
* Track copytrade statistics

Copytrade is optional and disabled by default.

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### Settings

The **Settings** section contains bot-level preferences.

Depending on your configuration, this may include:

* Notification settings
* Interface preferences
* Other bot options

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### Navigation tips

* Use **Wallet** first to ensure you have enough balance
* Use **Search** for fast access to known markets
* Use **Markets** to explore new opportunities
* Use **Profile** to monitor performance
* Use **Copytrade** only after understanding how trades work

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### Next steps

Now that you understand the navigation, continue with:

* **Wallet** — deposits, balance, withdrawals
* **Markets** — categories and event selection
* **Trading** — buying and selling outcomes\
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