@0xd1namit That would be really cool for the builders community. Distribution is definitely a hard problem on Polymarket’s ecosystem.
Besides that, do you have any docs on these 25k weekly grants? I didn’t found any info regarding this and it would definitely help us
@appledog_xyz@betmoardotfun@Polymarket and they would pay even more. most of these copy trading apps allow users to copy maker orders but what they are actually doing is taking right after your maker order is filled, paying fees on top that you do not have to pay.
It's for situations like this that what professional traders care about the most is reliability and execution speed, and that's why the execution engine was our top priority over the past few months
Villarreal score, he's long at 2.08, and VAR takes the goal away.
What happens next is the whole job: 12 fills in 2 seconds, 9 more in the next 11, out at +$234.
Recorded live by a ProTrade trader, Villarreal v Betis, 14 Sep.
https://t.co/uKmEdAT1sO
@jaygodiyadadaX@Polymarket@PolymarketTrade Agree! volume and P/L at the top is the right call. The next question for a sports trader is what's under the P/L: fees per fixture, maker vs taker share, hold time, win rate by competition.
We built ours around those, for one kind of user.
Trader DNA started as a "coming soon" tag we put on the profile to fill space. Traders kept asking what it did.
We asked back: what do you want to know about your account?
We started sending them monthly reports by hand until we knew and here are the top 3: fees paid, maker vs taker split, volume metrics.
Funny how much you can learn by talking with your users.
@Polymarket updated their profile. So did we, for one job: telling a sports trader what actually happened. Every fixture with gross, fees and rebates.
Trader DNA: in-play or pre-match, maker or taker, win rate by competition.
Import your account, it reads your history.
August: +$15.9k on $186k, 23 green days of 28. That's a copyable profile, and I'll say so. The fees line is the one to watch: $1.5k of venue taker fees on that volume, and a copier pays every one of them. For scalpers my point stands: you can't copy timing.
If you still think copytrading on Polymarket doesn’t work, check this out:
Tennis quant - https://t.co/UdZqdJ9Yfj
> $20,000 in profits trading only sports market
> Consistently profitable for 10 weeks
> Has 18% ROI with low winrate
You can’t find such wallets on Polymarket leaderboard
My quant backtested this trader, and copying him you could've made ~2.6x this month
(Pinned the link to access copytraders club below)
He's not scalping. ~1.5 fills per match, 89% of them in-play, median 89 minutes in. Buys the underdog at long odds, holds 40 minutes or to the final. A copier five seconds behind loses nothing: the price moved against them on 28 of 330 fills in August. Median move 0.4¢.
@devjoshstevens this is huge! for in-play sports, the gap between a fill and the position showing up is a hedge that lands or a ghost on our user's screen. most of what we've chased this month on our system was reading state before it caught up. measuring tonight. congrats.
@KyleDeWriter worth splitting pre-match from in-play here. for the scalpers I know, the edge is queue position and timing. you can only see their fills, so on a fast tennis match you'll always be their exit liquidity. pre-match copying might work. analysis coming once I have the numbers.
15 days into September and we've routed over $4M into @Polymarket's books, all of it sports, all of it through a ladder that runs in the browser.
#16 on the builders leaderboard.
Keep building, keep climbing.
@protrade_tech
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@spacexbt@Polymarket@PolymarketTrade "ok but what when the 8% candidate wins? then i lose it all..? i mean yea you're right, but also grow some balls
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