
Replay short crypto rounds against recorded liquidity and keep Data API and AI-backtest entitlements separate.
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Replay short crypto rounds against recorded liquidity and keep Data API and AI-backtest entitlements separate.

Place market or limit orders, copy wallets and manage exits through Telegram and a visual mini-app.

Set copy budgets, order sizes and exits in a Telegram mini-app.

Movable OHLC charts with optional indicators, outcome comparisons, CSV exports and desktop price alerts.

Follow markets and traders through mobile and Telegram channels of the same Polycool offering.

Copy Polymarket wallets in Telegram with separate buy/sell switches, controlled limit prices and layered exposure limits.
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Research a trader, then decide between simulated, manual and live copying. Review the costs and available controls at every stage.
Follow the workflow Discover → Inspect → MonitorCompare wallet trackers, examine positions and use activity records to understand the context of a trader’s actions.
Find wallet-tracking tools Choose data → Integrate → AnalyzeFind APIs, SDKs and historical datasets suited to your dashboard, research process or trading application.
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