Olympus vs PolyBot

What Olympus does

Polymarket web terminal built around copy trading that keeps running on Olympus's servers after you close the tab. Every followed wallet gets its own ratio, trade and market caps, odds, liquidity and volume filters, a price-deviation guard and a limit mode that buys at the leader's own fill price, with stop-loss, take-profit, counter-trading and combo copying; a backtest replays the leader's history through those exact settings first, and separate trading wallets keep strategies apart. Around the copier: a manual terminal with a sports hub, crypto price windows, combos and TP/SL on any position; Bonds, which ranks every outcome priced 97¢ or more by what it pays after fees, and Autobond, which buys them inside a budget and a loss limit; an LP Rewards desk that places maker orders on Polymarket's reward markets; Polymarket Perps to 20x and Dimes Multiply positions to 10x; and a REST trading API with wallet-scoped keys. The base fee is 0.75% per executed trade, sliding toward zero at extreme prices. Built by the team behind SOL Decoder and Valhalla.

• Per-wallet copy settings: ratio, max trade and max market size, trades per market and per day, odds, liquidity and 24h-volume filters, minimum trigger, price-deviation guard
• Limit-buy and limit-sell modes at the leader's fill price, fallback limit orders, counter-trading, split and merge copying, combo copying
• Backtest of any leader against your exact settings with slippage sensitivity and evidence gates; AI analysis of your real fills once you are live
• Bonds scanner for outcomes at 97¢ and up, ranked by net return after fees and time to resolution; Autobond with budget, stop and loss-limit controls
• LP Rewards desk: suggested maker levels on reward markets, automated placement, and a restore flow for orders Polymarket cancels after a fill

• The docs are candid about what copying costs. A market-style copy crosses the spread and pays taker fees, which compounds on fast, bot-like wallets — the app flags those and suggests limit mode instead — and the backtest models fills with an assumed spread because Polymarket publishes no historical order book; the FAQ itself says it is better at ruling a wallet out than at predicting what you will earn.
• Custody sits on their side, whatever the landing's “non custodial” says. New accounts get a Privy wallet; importing a Polymarket wallet means pasting its private key into Olympus, which encrypts and keeps it; copy trades, Autobond and API orders all execute with your browser closed, and the Terms (v2.0, Aug 2, 2026) let RST Tech LLC or its providers store, decrypt and use signing material to carry out your instructions. Keys can be exported behind a PIN — but the docs warn against logging into Polymarket with one, as that can spawn a new proxy wallet.
• Checkable from outside: Polymarket's builders Data API credits Olympus with $44.9M across 1,033 users since November 2025. It ranked 12th to 16th by monthly volume from launch through May, when it peaked at $9.35M; since June it has slid — $2.55M in August and $1.53M from Sep 1 to 27, rank 39, with 90 to 100 active users a day — so the landing's “Top 20 builder” is a spring figure. The public Bonds page refreshed within the minute and its prices matched Polymarket's book when we checked.