Sharp wallets
SEC filings cover the named insiders. This page covers the anonymous side: Polymarket accounts that keep beating the odds on the stock-linked markets this site tracks. Hover over any column name for what it means; the arrow next to it sorts. Updated nightly.
Live radar — what sharp money holds right now
Positions are a nightly snapshot and can change at any time. Nothing here is a recommendation — it shows what proven wallets hold, not why. Click a wallet's record to see how they earned their rank.
Leaderboard
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True P&L — every dollar, reconstructed from the tape
This board rebuilds each wallet's whole Polymarket history — every trade, redemption, split and merge back to its very first fill — and separates profit made by trading from Polymarket program income (liquidity rewards, yield, fee rebates, referral bonuses). Two rankings, same data:
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- "Program income" here means income paid by Polymarket itself — liquidity rewards, yield, fee rebates, referral bonuses. Tokens airdropped to a wallet outside Polymarket are a different animal and aren't visible in this data.
- Deposits and withdrawals never count as profit or loss in either ranking.
- Open positions are valued at today's Polymarket odds — that part of the number moves until the markets resolve.
- Not investment advice.
How wallets earn their rank
Two ideas drive the leaderboard: earliness (a correct bet placed early counts at full value toward the wallet's rank; a near-certainty grabbed seconds before it resolves counts for almost nothing) and consistency (a steady climb outranks the same profit made on lucky spikes).
How to read this honestly
- Sharp doesn't mean insider. A wallet might be better informed, better at math, or lucky — nothing here claims anyone traded on inside information.
- The public tape credits one side of each trade, so a wallet's true activity can be bigger than shown.
- Grades cover ONLY the stock-linked markets this site tracks, before fees — a wallet's overall Polymarket profile (sports, politics, everything else they trade) can look completely different. Every market is graded once and kept — history only deepens from here.
- A steady track record raises the odds a wallet is skilled rather than lucky — it never guarantees the next bet. Edges fade as other traders copy them.
Not investment advice. Wallet addresses and handles are public on-chain and Polymarket-profile data; grading uses each market's recorded resolution.