> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.delphi.fyi/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.delphi.fyi/profile.md).

# Profile

View a creator's markets, performance metrics, and verified identity.

## Profile

Each Delphi user has a public creator profile. Profiles show markets someone created, their creator metrics, and their verified identity (if an active **X** account was linked).

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Profiles do not show positions, portfolio value, P\&L, trade history, followers, or a bio.

### Find a Profile

Open *Profile* in the top navigation to view your own profile.&#x20;

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This option appears only while signed in.
{% endhint %}

You can also open a creator's profile from:

* Their name on the [Leaderboard](/leaderboard.md).
* The creator line on a market page.
* The avatar or creator name on a market card.

Profiles remain public when signed out. Owner-only controls are hidden.

### Read a Creator Profile

The banner shows the creator's **\[1]** avatar, their **\[2]** display name, and **\[3]** wallet address. You can select the copy icon to copy the address.

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Creators who link an X account display its handle and a *Verified* badge. If no username is set, Delphi shows a shortened wallet address instead.&#x20;

Three all-time metrics appear in the banner:

* **Markets Created:** The number of markets authored.
* **Total Volume:** Trading volume across those markets.
* **Settlement Rate:** The percentage of markets with a settled outcome.

### Browse Created Markets

The *Created Markets* grid lists every market the creator has made. Use the controls above it to:

* Filter by category or market status.
* Search market titles.
* Sort by liquidity, creation date, or closing date.

You can combine filters and share the resulting profile URL. Select *Load More* to view additional markets.

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Each card shows the market's status, category, liquidity, and close date. Settled markets also show the final resolution. Select a card title to open the market.

On eligible active binary markets, *Yes* and *No* open the market with that outcome selected in the trade panel.

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The profile shows markets a creator made. Use [Activity](/activity.md) to view your positions, trades, and payouts.
{% endhint %}

### Manage Your Profile

Only your own profile includes management controls.

1. **Editing your username:** Select *Edit* beside your name to set a username. Usernames must contain 3 to 24 lowercase letters, numbers, or underscores. They must start with a letter.
2. **Linking your X account:** If you have not linked X, select *Link X Account* to connect it. Your verified handle then appears on your profile.


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