PredictionToolkit
What is Polydata?
A public wallet lookup brings together positions, PnL, volume and win rate. These measures answer different questions: realized results do not describe current exposure, and a high win rate alone does not explain the portfolio. Category-specific leaderboards provide a way to compare activity within more relevant groups.
Market discovery emphasizes liquidity, activity velocity and price changes, while the ecosystem dashboard adds aggregate volume, active traders, markets and open interest. The builder directory is a separate ecosystem resource. Moving from these public research tools into funded orders requires the app’s account and wallet flow and a review of its charges.
Who it is for
- Users who want wallet and market analysis in the same product.
- Traders comparing category-specific leaderboard activity.
- Builders researching projects around Polymarket.
Features and coverage
- Public portfolios
Look up a Polymarket address and examine public positions, PnL, volume and win rate.
- Market discovery
Find questions by liquidity, speed of activity, category and price changes.
- Trader rankings
Compare accounts through PnL, volume and win-rate views across categories.
- Depth and exposure
Inspect market liquidity and wallet position exposure before moving to execution.
- Order-entry terminal
Open the trading workspace from the research flow after choosing the intended outcome.
- Ecosystem dashboard
Read aggregate volume, active-trader and market counts, and open interest.
- Builder directory
Browse projects and builder activity as an ecosystem resource alongside the analytics product.
Workflows with Polydata
Investigate exposure
Open Portfolio with a public address, inspect positions and realized results, then examine the markets responsible for the largest exposure.
Find an active contract
Use discovery to shortlist a market, inspect depth and liquidity and select the exact outcome before opening the terminal.
Compare relevant traders
Use category views to avoid comparing strategies that operate in unrelated market types.
Pricing and total cost
The public product page does not provide a complete subscription or execution-fee schedule. Inspect the app’s charges before funded order entry.
Getting started
Before you start: Public portfolio lookup does not complete the account and funding steps for trading.
- Launch the app from the official Polydata website.
- Begin with a public wallet lookup or market discovery.
- Inspect positions, PnL and relevant market depth.
- Use a suitable leaderboard category to compare traders.
- Complete the account and wallet flow if you want to place orders.
Public wallet research and funded order entry are separate steps.
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What to check
- Public portfolio lookup does not complete the account and funding steps for trading.
- Realized PnL, current exposure and win rate should be interpreted together.
- The builder directory is an ecosystem resource separate from the trading terminal.
A closer look
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Frequently asked questions about Polydata
Can I inspect someone else’s wallet?
Yes. Portfolio lookup is designed for public Polymarket addresses and their positions and performance.
What does the leaderboard compare?
It provides PnL, volume and win-rate views across trader categories. Choose the category relevant to the strategy.
Can research lead into an order?
Yes. The product includes a terminal for order entry, with separate account and wallet setup for funded trading.
Is this Polymarketdata?
No. This profile covers polydata.org. The similarly named historical-data service Polymarketdata is a distinct offering.