Polymarket wallets that buy both sides

Buying Yes and No in the same market is not a view on the outcome. It is arbitrage — both sides bought for under a dollar together — or a hedge against a position somewhere else. Either way the profit is in the prices the wallet got, not in which side wins.

A copier gets neither price. It buys each leg later and higher, and the few cents of margin the trade was built on are the first thing the delay and the spread take.

Wallets39
Of 608 checked6%
Combined PnL$10.5M
Updated

39 wallets, by all-time profit

A wallet is here when it buys both outcomes in 50% or more of its markets. The first columns are the numbers each wallet fails it on. We check every wallet that has made Polymarket's all-time or 30-day top 100, overall or in Crypto, every day. For 8 of these 39 it is the first check they fail; the last column names the first one for the rest.

TraderFirst fail
PowerSupplyUnit97%+$1.8M+$11KTrades both sides
coinman272%+$1.4M−$19KTrades both sides
HaileyWelch72%+$869K+$26KTrades both sides
takeormake61%+$841K+$811KSpeed trader
easyclap62%+$821K−$6.0KTrades both sides
kingofcoinflips64%+$716K−$59KTrades both sides
easypredict71%+$484K−$8.0KTrades both sides
aaaa29895%+$462K+$175KTrades both sides
01258787xy4848748454512272%+$413K+$79KTrades both sides
LonnieHawkinss53%+$395K+$146KSpeed trader

The wallets that do pass

32 of 608 wallets pass every check and still paid a copier one to two minutes behind over the last month, after spread and fees.

Traders worth copying

Public on-chain data from Polymarket's Data API. POLBOTS is not affiliated with Polymarket or with any trader listed. Nothing here is financial advice.