EdZachary
Polymarket trader · Sports · since October 2025
EdZachary has made $85K on Polymarket since October 2025, almost all of it in sports markets.
It is trading now — about 248 fills a day, mostly with limit orders, with 246 markets traded so far.
98% of its fills rest on the book, 248 times a day. It earns the spread and the maker rebates; a copier who takes liquidity pays that spread instead.
Weekly points from Polymarket's profile chart, which counts before taker fees; the headline figure is the leaderboard's, after fees.
Should you copy EdZachary?
Not copyable: market maker.
- Still tradingLast fill Oct 24, 2026
- Not a market maker98% of fills rest on the book
- Human speed248 fills a day
- Takes one sideBuys both outcomes in 0% of its markets
- Not one lucky marketBest market is 326% of all-time profit
- Enough markets246 markets traded
- Winning lately+$124K over 90 days
- Winning overall+$85K all-time
Market maker. 98% of its fills rest on the book, 248 times a day. It earns the spread and the maker rebates; a copier who takes liquidity pays that spread instead.
Speed trader. 248 fills a day — faster than a copier can follow at the same prices.
One big win. 326% of its all-time profit came from a single market — “Spurs vs. Knicks”. That is one call that paid, not a record to follow.
Deep drawdowns. At its worst it gave back $449K, 87% of its peak profit.
Copy check: what a follower would have made
We only replay wallets that pass the structural checks above — this one fails on “market maker”, so a copy would be off before the first fill. See the wallets that pass.
How EdZachary trades
- Fills a day
- 248
- Resting (maker) fills
- 98%
- Median buy price
- 43¢
- Median fill
- $9
- Fills that sell
- 0%
- Open positions
- 6
- Best market's share
- 326%
- Worst drawdown
- $449K
- Weeks in profit
- 65%
Fill statistics cover the last 90 days (its latest 1,000 fills); maker share, its latest 500 fills.
Where the profit comes from
- Sports+$86K
- Culture+$2.7K
- Economics−$223
- Crypto−$346
- Politics−$996
- Finance−$2.0K
Biggest wins
- Spurs vs. KnicksSpurs+$278K
- Knicks vs. SpursKnicks+$224K
- Knicks vs. SpursKnicks+$195K
- 76ers vs. Knicks76ers+$163K
- Saints vs. GiantsSaints+$83K
Biggest losses
- Spurs vs. KnicksSpurs−$455K
- Grizzlies vs. SunsSuns−$13K
- Spread: Spurs (-8.5)Spurs−$2.5K
- Knicks vs. SpursSpurs−$2.3K
- Will NVIDIA be the largest company in the world by market cap on July 31?Yes−$2.0K
Largest open positions
| Market | Bought at | Now | Value | PnL |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Will Philadelphia 76ers win the 2027 NBA Finals?No | 88¢ | 90¢ | $12K | +$245 |
| Will Atlanta Hawks win the 2027 NBA Finals?Yes | 0.9¢ | 1.3¢ | $2.5K | +$703 |
| Will Portland Trail Blazers win the 2027 NBA Finals?Yes | 1¢ | 1.3¢ | $1.3K | +$250 |
| Will San Antonio Spurs win the 2027 NBA Finals?Yes | 22¢ | 20¢ | $793 | −$102 |
| Will Zcash reach $2000 by December 31, 2026?Yes | 53¢ | 29¢ | $287 | −$237 |
Latest fills
- BuyPelicans vs. NuggetsPelicans$15 at 20¢ · Oct 24, 2026
- BuyPelicans vs. NuggetsPelicans$1 at 20¢ · Oct 24, 2026
- BuyPelicans vs. NuggetsPelicans$1 at 20¢ · Oct 24, 2026
- BuyPelicans vs. NuggetsPelicans$1 at 20¢ · Oct 24, 2026
- BuyPelicans vs. NuggetsPelicans$2 at 20¢ · Oct 24, 2026
- BuyPelicans vs. NuggetsPelicans$2 at 20¢ · Oct 24, 2026
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EdZachary: questions people ask
- How much has EdZachary made on Polymarket?
- EdZachary has made $85K on Polymarket since October 2025, almost all of it in sports markets: +$85K all-time on $12.9M of volume, by Polymarket's leaderboard (after fees, before rebates). Over the last 30 days: +$118K.
- Is EdZachary worth copying?
- Not copyable: market maker. 98% of its fills rest on the book, 248 times a day. It earns the spread and the maker rebates; a copier who takes liquidity pays that spread instead. Past results don't predict future ones.
- What does EdZachary trade?
- Mostly sports markets — 97% of its profit. It has traded 246 markets; its median buy is at 43¢ and its median fill is $9.
- How do I copy EdZachary's trades?
- Any Polymarket copy-trading tool that follows a wallet address can mirror it — the address is 0xe5b70fd855af9258d9463992e4f1ed7987905ee3. Set a per-trade cap and a slippage limit before you start: a copy always fills later, and usually worse, than the original.
Public on-chain data from Polymarket's Data API, checked Oct 25, 2026. POLBOTS is not affiliated with this trader or with Polymarket. Nothing here is financial advice; past results don't predict future ones.