Infinity vs PolyEdgeFinder

What PolyEdgeFinder does

Free statistics site for Polymarket's crypto Up or Down markets, covering BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, DOGE, BNB and HYPE on timeframes from 5 minutes to 1 day. It counts how often each time slot has resolved up or down over the last 30 or 90 days, and scores upcoming slots from 0 to 10 for how strong that pattern is. It also has a wallet dashboard, a trader leaderboard and a Telegram bot that alerts you before strong slots. You trade by hand on Polymarket. There is no sign-up and no wallet connection.

• Edge Finder: upcoming slots ranked by historical up or down rate, sample size, z-score and a 0–10 signal strength
• History by time of day and weekday, with each market's outcome, volume and price path
• Wallet dashboard for any address: P&L, win rate, profit factor, best and worst days, and a day-by-hour heat map
• Trader leaderboard filtered by coin, timeframe and period
• Live page with current odds on every timeframe

• The site's most useful page argues against its own headline. The home page says “Find the statistical edge”; the track record says that picking the side is close to a coin flip. Since Aug 15, 2026 it has logged every BTC 15-minute signal of 8 or more before the slot starts, with a simulated $100 stake. On Nov 7, 2026 its data showed 1,548 settled signals. Those built on 30 days of history won 50.1% of 991 and lost $818; those built on 90 days won 49.0% of 557 and lost $1,527. Together that is -$2,346, or -1.5%, at an average entry of 50.5¢. Twelve recent results we checked matched Polymarket.
• That result is what you would expect from the method. A day has 96 quarter-hour slots, each with about 30 results in a 30-day window; a recent 9.2 signal rested on 29 markets. Across that many slots, some will look lopsided by chance alone, and the site's own warning is that 8/10 does not mean an 80% chance of winning. Sample alerts on the home page such as “68% DOWN” should be read with that in mind. In the log, signals of 9 or more won about 50%, and those of 8 to 8.5 won 49.4%.
• The page's advice is to enter below its 49.7¢ break-even, and its table shows the same signals earning 10.4% at 45¢. That table changes the price and keeps the outcomes, so it is arithmetic and not a result: nothing shows such prices can be had on these signals. The experiment covers BTC 15-minute markets only, so the other coins and timeframes have no record. The how-it-works text still describes a 52¢ assumption, while the figures use market prices.