Poly Sniper

Overview

Four self-hosted bots for Polymarket's 15-minute crypto windows — BTC, ETH, SOL and XRP — sold per coin and capped at fifty seats each. You rent a small Linux VPS outside the US, unpack a package of compiled Python 3.14 modules built for your CPU, and enter per-coin licence keys plus your Polymarket wallet credentials in a dashboard that runs on localhost; the credentials stay in a local .env and the bot connects outbound to Polymarket, a Polygon RPC, the vendor's signal server and its licence server. Every coin starts in demo mode with real data and virtual positions, and you flip it to live yourself. Basic runs the strategy; Premium adds one-second order-book updates, 2x and 3x signal multipliers, entry-price filters and a daily digest. The results page shows 138 days, 3,455 closed trades, a 54.6% win rate and +$3,501 on $2,000 — self-reported, with the caveats below.

How it works

• The bots trade Polymarket's 15-minute Up/Down contracts on a signal computed by the vendor and pushed to your VPS; you never see the model, only its entries. At a 54.6% hit rate the economics live entirely in the entry price and Polymarket's taker fees, so the demo period is the only test you get before paying.
• The results page needs reading carefully. It says 138 days live and updated every 15 minutes, but every equity curve and trade log on it stops on Aug 18, 2026 — four weeks before we looked — while the day counter kept running from May 1. The P&L is stated with the Premium 2x/3x multipliers applied, and the totals do reconcile: BTC +$1,624, ETH +$1,176, SOL +$133, XRP +$567 on $500 each.
• Its “verify every trade yourself” link points at a Kalshi profile, kalshi.com/profiles/csniper — the sister product's exchange, not a Polymarket address — and the promised explanation of why is a label with no text behind it. The Discord invite in the site's markup did not resolve. No Polymarket wallet is published anywhere, so the Polymarket record rests on the vendor's own database.
• Custody is yours: the wallet key sits in a .env on your server and the vendor says its backend never sees it, which is the right design. The trade-off is that the package is compiled and licence-checked, so you are running code you cannot read on a machine that holds your key.
• New and anonymous: poly-sniper.com was registered Jun 30, 2026, kalshi-sniper.com in May, the operator signs as Crypto Sniper with no company or names, and payment is crypto only with no refunds on the self-hosted package. We did not buy a seat or start the trial, which requires an account.

Supported markets

• Polymarket 15-minute Up/Down windows — BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP
• One bot per coin, one licence per bot
• Runs on your own non-US VPS