
Research Polymarket wallets through category rankings, backtest metrics and slippage context.
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Research Polymarket wallets through category rankings, backtest metrics and slippage context.

Inspect complete-set price gaps with book-verification status and estimated depth before handling execution on the venue.

A Telegram bot for wallet copying, configurable exposure and periodic claims after resolution.

Investigate Polymarket trades from $1,000, the wallets behind them and concentration within group signals.

Keep a wallet shortlist and compare positions, sizing and activity hours, with paid exports and alerts.

Assess whether a wallet’s behavior is practical to copy, then verify the suggested settings in the separate execution bot.
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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.
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Find out when public data needs no key and how authentication works for private CLOB requests.
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