How to track a Polymarket wallet
To track a Polymarket wallet, take its address (from a Polymarket profile URL, a trade, or a holder list), open it on Polkyo to see its profit and loss, winrate over resolved markets and open positions, and add it to your watchlist to be alerted on every move it makes. Polymarket trades settle on the Polygon blockchain, so any wallet's activity is public.
Find the wallet
Every Polymarket account trades from a wallet with a 0x address. You can get it from:
- A Polymarket profile: the address is in the profile's URL.
- A market's holders on Polkyo: every holder links to their wallet page.
- The trader leaderboard, ranked by profit, ROI and winrate, or Rising Stars for wallets improving fast.
Read its record
A wallet's page shows its all-time profit and loss, volume, how many markets it has resolved and its winrate over them, the Polkyo Score (0–100, weighing edge, confidence in the winrate, the number of markets and profit, and marked down for automated wallets), the categories it trades, its open positions and its latest moves.
Look at the number of resolved markets before the winrate: 8 wins out of 10 is luck as often as skill; 300 out of 500 is a record. And look at where it trades: a strong sports record says little about its politics bets.
Follow it
- Star the trader to add it to your watchlist, which shows how much it has made since.
- Set an alert on the trader: in the app, by email, Telegram or browser push, when it enters, adds to, cuts or leaves a position.
- Paper-copy it with play money to see how following it would have gone, before risking anything.
Questions
Is it legal to track someone's Polymarket wallet?
Polymarket trades are public on the Polygon blockchain; reading them is reading public data. Polkyo never asks for keys and never trades for anyone.
Can I get notified when a wallet trades?
Yes: follow the trader on Polkyo and set an alert; it can reach you in the app, by email, Telegram or browser push.
What makes a wallet worth following?
A long record (hundreds of resolved markets), profit that is not one lucky bet, a winrate that holds up over many markets, and a record in the category you care about.
On Polkyo
Analytics from public data, not financial advice. Not affiliated with Polymarket.