Our numbers, your audit

What we measure

Win rate — of a wallet's settled bets, the share that made money AFTER fees. Open positions do not count until they settle.

Fee-net PnL — in plain language:

profit = sell proceeds + redemption value − buy cost − fees

Consistency — how steadily a wallet's settled profit grew over the window, not just where it ended. New wallets show "pending scan" until enough of their history settles.

We rank by copyability — can YOU actually make money copying this wallet at your size — not by raw lifetime PnL. Raw-PnL rankings reward market makers who get paid to sit in the order book.

Where it comes from

Polymarket's public data. Every trade on Polymarket settles on the Polygon blockchain, and Polymarket publishes per-wallet activity through its public interfaces. We compute our metrics from that public settled data — the same records anyone can read.

We never use private data, and there is nothing in our numbers you could not rebuild yourself from the public record.

How to verify

Every full wallet address in the app carries a "Verify" link with two destinations:

1. The wallet's public Polymarket profile — its positions and activity as Polymarket itself reports them.

2. Polygonscan — the raw on-chain record of every settlement.

Check our numbers against the public record — every trade settles on-chain. If you find a discrepancy, we want to know: trust & attestation.

Freshness policy

Scans run around the clock on a fixed cadence (multiple times per day). Every payload carries a "data as of" timestamp — the newest settled activity we observed — and the app renders it as "updated Xh ago".

If the newest data we hold is older than 26 hours, we say so with an amber badge instead of pretending it is fresh. A stale badge means our pipeline is behind — never that we backfilled or fabricated a timestamp.