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PMWallets: Polymarket entity rankings and wallet-ledger research

PMWallets ranks grouped Polymarket wallet entities using its on-chain ledger, adding confidence intervals, style filters and optional fill feeds to headline performance.

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Availability: public

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What is PMWallets?

The leaderboard groups linked addresses into entities and separates realised PnL, returns, win-rate confidence intervals, activity, style and concentration in the best market. Its forward ledger excludes positions opened before the ledger start when their cost basis is unknown; the selected window and data cutoff matter when comparing its PnL with Polymarket or lifetime figures.

Anonymous visitors see only the top of the board, while full rankings require sign-in. Subscriptions reveal addresses temporarily; permanent individual unlocks are separate purchases. Paid feed and export allowances can support research, but a fill feed does not guarantee copy performance. Clustering and ledger reconstruction were not independently audited.

Who it is for

  • Wallet researchers checking consistency beyond total PnL or win rate.
  • Developers seeking fill events for wallets selected through research.

Features and coverage

  • Entity-level rankings

    Compare grouped traders by realised PnL, return, activity and trading style, while checking how linked addresses were grouped.

  • Uncertainty and concentration

    Read win-rate confidence intervals and performance with the best market removed rather than selecting solely by a high headline percentage.

  • Fill feeds and exports

    Paid access includes wallet push capacity and trade-history export allowances; compare the included limits with research requirements.

  • Activity, sample and style filters

    Filter activity status, won/lost market count, return, win-rate floor, maker/taker style and category. Maker/taker percentages refer to traded value, not fill count.

Workflows with PMWallets

Investigate consistency

Filter by resolved-market count and trading style, then inspect confidence intervals, best-market concentration and open exposure.

Budget a watchlist

Estimate address unlock needs, included wallet feeds and usage overages before choosing a subscription or permanent purchases.

Align accounting windows

Choose the displayed window and activity/sample filters, then read the cutoff. Excluded pre-ledger positions without known cost basis mean the result is not a full lifetime account.

Pricing and total cost

Free browsing and account access are offered. Base is $4.99/month, Pro $14.99/month and Max $39.99/month. Extra push costs $0.01 per wallet-hour; permanent address unlocks cost $0.50–$2.00 each.

Base

$4.99/month

  • Subscription-based wallet address unlocks.

Pro

$14.99/month

  • Higher wallet and streaming allowances.

Max

$39.99/month

  • Higher wallet and streaming allowances.

Permanent unlock

$0.50–$2.00 per address

  • One-time address access distinct from temporary subscription unlocks.

Fees and usage costs

  • Additional push is $0.01 per wallet-hour; individual permanent unlocks are separate from plan access.

Access: Subscription address visibility ends after expiry and a two-day grace period, after which addresses are masked again. Full rankings require sign-in.

Getting started

Before you start: Entity clustering and on-chain PnL reconstruction were not independently audited.

  1. Inspect the public leaderboard and its methodology.
  2. Compare unlock, feed and export allowances against the size of your watchlist.
  3. Review each entity’s component metrics and accounting window before following its activity.

Full rankings require sign-in; subscription address visibility is temporary and addresses are masked after expiry plus a two-day grace period.

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What to check

  • Entity clustering and on-chain PnL reconstruction were not independently audited.
  • The browser extension was not yet listed in the Chrome Web Store at review.
  • Anonymous access reveals only the board’s top; address unlocks may have separate charges.
  • Unknown-cost positions opened before the ledger start are excluded, so PnL is not necessarily lifetime performance.
  • Fill feeds do not establish reproducible copying results.

A closer look

Ratings & reviews

Editorial rating
4.0/ 5
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Our take on PMWallets

Useful distinctions in methodology and unusually explicit access economics support serious evaluation. High-confidence research still needs independent checks of the ledger reconstruction and entity clustering.

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Frequently asked questions about PMWallets

Do plan unlocks remain permanent?

No. Subscription visibility expires; after a two-day grace period addresses are masked again. The pricing page offers separate permanent individual purchases.

Is a high win rate sufficient?

No. Inspect the confidence interval, resolved sample size, concentration of PnL and remaining open risk.

What are the listed charges?

Base is $4.99/month, Pro $14.99/month and Max $39.99/month, alongside free browsing/account access. Extra push costs $0.01 per wallet-hour; permanent unlocks are $0.50–$2.00 per address.

What changes when access expires?

Subscription-unlocked addresses are masked again after expiry and a two-day grace period. This differs from individually purchased permanent access.

Why can PnL differ from Polymarket?

PMWallets’ forward ledger excludes earlier positions without a known cost basis. Check the ledger start, selected window and cutoff instead of treating the result as a complete lifetime figure.