# How to Place UP/DOWN Predictions on Oriole Insights

Up/Down predictions are the cornerstone of the Oriole Insights voting system. Here, we will teach you to place your first vote. \
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1\. First, you open the main page and look for a token you want to vote for. You can choose it from the most popular projects or click the "Projects" button in the header and search for the needed one. <br>

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2. Once you choose a project, you should click the "Vote" button in its row. There you should choose whether the price of the token will go up or down. \
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3. After this, you choose the estimation period. Common options are 7D, 30D, and 90D, but you also can enter your own number of days. \
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4. If your level is high enough you can use perks. You should click on the one you like and enter the needed info. In the example, we see the "Hedger" perk, which requires choosing a percentage of hedged funds.\
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5. Once you finished you should take a glance at your parameters and check if everything is written right. If you are ready you should click on the big yellow button "Place your vote". Once your vote is placed you will see the "You have already voted" widget. There, you will be able to see the information on your vote if you forget something.\
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