PerpDEX points estimations for 100k volume.
This is an average value collected from different users via Telegram/Discord chats and X posts.
You can track them here:
https://t.co/hj7QFmOyEk
100k volume gives you:
@variational_io 2 points
@nadoHQ 31 point
@pacifica_fi 550 points
@dango 65 points
@StandX_Official 3300 points
@grvt_io 19 points
@Ostium 20 points
@extendedapp 70 points
@etherealdex 15k points
@hibachi_xyz 220 points
Share your results in the comments as well! I will use them to edit calculations in the future.
The quant stack that took institutions years to build is sitting on github right now
5 repositories. free. open source. more useful than any course
1. freqtrade/freqtrade https://t.co/gFZYEDqqka
50k+ stars. crypto bot with a built-in ml module called freqai trains models on live data, reoptimizes automatically, supports 30+ exchanges. telegram integration out of the box. the community has been battle-testing this since 2018 and the issues tab alone is worth reading
2. hummingbot/hummingbot https://t.co/sn4s4DZgPb
19k stars. market making and cross-exchange arbitrage engine. manages bid/ask placement, spread adjustment, and inventory hedging across 50+ cex and dex simultaneously. used by actual liquidity providers in production. the architecture docs explain things no course will tell you
3. AI4Finance-Foundation/FinRL https://t.co/z40RfyYMh4
12k stars. reinforcement learning applied to trading. agents trained with PPO, DQN, DDPG on real market environments. the repo includes crypto data pipelines via binance api and ccxt. not a toy researchers publish papers using this codebase
4. nautechsystems/nautilus_trader https://t.co/q8LZ292tGn
9k stars. python on the surface, rust underneath. the backtesting engine is byte-for-byte identical to the live trading engine what you test is what you deploy. built for latency-sensitive strategies where milliseconds matter
5. ranaroussi/quantstats https://t.co/eVS1rNye1R
7k stars. performance analytics library. sharpe, sortino, calmar, max drawdown, monthly return heatmaps, monte carlo one function call generates a full tearsheet. the standard tool for evaluating whether a strategy is real or just lucky
you don't need a course to understand how systematic trading works
you need to read code written by people who actually do it
Every Polymarket API Endpoint Your Bot Will Ever Need (One Cheat Sheet)
I collected every single working endpoint across Gamma, Data, CLOB, LB-API and WebSockets - no more guessing, no more 404s, no more outdated docs
Everything is tested and up to date as of May 2026
> Gamma API - https://t.co/xJjVBkBhP1 (public, no auth)
• GET /markets?limit=100&offset=0 - market catalog (classic)
• GET /markets/keyset?next_cursor=&limit=100 - market catalog with cursor (faster for bulk)
• GET /markets?ids={conditionId} - market details (array)
• GET /markets?conditionId={conditionId} - market details (single object)
• GET /markets?active=true&closed=false - only active markets
• GET /markets?tag_id={id}&closed=false - open markets by tag
• GET /public-search?q={query} - search (use only q=, term= returns 422)
• GET /events?slug={slug} - event + all its markets
• GET /events/slug/{slug} - direct event access
• GET /events?tag_id={id} - events by tag
• GET /tags - full tag list
> Data API - https://t.co/ZU2hFC3X14 (public, no auth)
• GET /v1/market-positions?market={conditionId} - all trader positions
• GET /positions?user={address}&limit=500 - open positions (max 500)
• GET /closed-positions?user={address}&limit=50 - closed positions & PnL history
• GET /activity?user={address}&limit=500 - user transactions (TRADE/REDEEM/YIELD)
• GET /trades?user={address}&limit=100 - trade history by wallet
• GET /trades?market={conditionId}&limit=100 - trade history by market
• GET /oi?market={conditionId} - open interest in USD
• GET /holders?market={conditionId}&limit=50 - top holders
• GET /value?user={address} - portfolio value
> CLOB API - https://t.co/P5xcIBWuSm (public, no auth)
• GET /time - server time (for nonce)
• GET /markets/{conditionId} - maps conditionId → token_ids
• GET /last-trade-price?token_id={tokenId} - last trade price
• GET /fee-rate?token_id={tokenId} - fee rate
• GET /tick-size?token_id={tokenId} - price tick size
Auth required
• GET /book?token_id={tokenId} - order book
• GET /midpoint?token_id={tokenId} - midpoint price
• GET /orders - your open orders
• POST /order - place single order
• POST /orders - batch orders
• DELETE /order - cancel order
> LB-API - https://t.co/tmkCXGaZSx (public, no auth)
• GET /profit?window=all&address={address} - full PnL history
• GET /profit?window=1d&address={address} - PnL last 24h
> WebSockets - wss://ws-subscriptions-clob.polymarket.com/ws
• /market - public stream, orderbook snapshots + real-time price change deltas
• /user - authenticated stream, your personal fills, cancellations and order updates
Save this post. These are literally all the endpoints you’ll need when building a real Polymarket bot
I found a GitHub repository with the most comprehensive Crypto UP DOWN market prediction system on Polymarket
Instead of trying to guess a single price, AI models generate 1000 full Monte-Carlo simulated price paths
This gives a much more realistic probability distribution for trading on Polymarket
synthdataco/synth-subnet is a subnet where AI models don’t make simple directional predictions. Instead, they compete to create complete probability distributions of future price movement
Repo: https://t.co/s1J9eWcxFx
> How it works
Validators send a task to the miner with the following parameters:
• asset (BTC, ETH, SOL, etc.)
start_time
• time_increment (usually 5 minutes)
• time_horizon (1 hour or 24 hours)
• num_simulations (usually 1000)
The miner has until the start_time to return 1000 complete price paths - not a single number, but a full trajectory of price movement
> Quality Evaluation
They use CRPS (Continuous Ranked Probability Score) - one of the best metrics for evaluating probabilistic forecasts. It penalizes both poor calibration and distributions that are too vague or too overconfident
If you’re building a trading bot, probability-based strategies, or AI agents for Polymarket, then @SynthdataCo have created one of the most interesting and technically solid repositories in this space right now