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Sirtio: read a trader score with its sample in view

Sirtio scores selected Polymarket traders using recent realized results rather than total-dollar profit alone. Limited histories are pulled toward the tracked pool average, making sample size part of how a score should be interpreted.

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Pricing
The leaderboard and methodology are publicly viewable. Public pages state no subscription price.

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What is Sirtio?

The tracked pool comes from Polymarket’s public monthly top-100 leaderboard, not the entire wallet population. Scores run from 0 to 100, with exact break-even at 50. Elite, Great, Good and lower tiers use fixed bands rather than forcing a proportion of traders into each tier.

The methodology uses a rolling 30-day realized-result window. Ranking requires at least 10 resolved positions; a smaller sample can still have a Provisional profile score without a place. Check which positions entered the sample: the inspected profile warns that redemption and closed-position selection can bias it toward wins.

Who it is for

  • Users shortlisting traders for deeper research.
  • Analysts comparing consistency with headline profit.
  • Researchers wanting an explained ranking method.

Features and coverage

  • Scored leaderboard

    Compare selected traders on a 0–100 scale.

  • Sample-size adjustment

    Blend limited histories toward the tracked pool average.

  • Fixed score tiers

    Read Elite, Great, Good and lower bands without forced percentile membership.

  • Public methodology

    Inspect conceptual inputs and the break-even interpretation; exact weights remain private.

  • Trader pages

    Open individual wallet profiles from the ranking.

  • Window and provisional status

    Use 30-day realized results; ranking needs 10 resolved positions, while smaller samples can have Provisional scores.

Workflows with Sirtio

Shortlist a trader

Compare score, sample length and markets traded, then judge whether the style fits your research.

Interpret a high score

Read the methodology and realized sample instead of treating decimals as a precise skill measurement.

Compare two records

Inspect consistency and sample size that raw-profit ordering can obscure.

Check the sample boundary

The window changed from 90 to 30 days on October 15, 2026. Check window, resolved count and inclusion warnings: a score change need not mean new trading.

Pricing and total cost

The leaderboard and methodology are publicly viewable. Public pages state no subscription price.

Getting started

Before you start: The tracked pool is a monthly top-100 selection.

  1. Open the leaderboard and read the score method and fixed tiers.
  2. Open a trader profile and inspect the size and composition of the realized sample.
  3. Revisit after the roughly daily refresh.

The pool comes from the monthly top-100 leaderboard, not all wallets.

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What to check

  • The tracked pool is a monthly top-100 selection.
  • Rolling 30-day scores across the October 15 change are not directly comparable.
  • Refreshes are roughly daily, without tick-by-tick updates.
  • Exact weights and constants are private.
  • The ranking does not execute copied trades.
  • Redemption and closed-position selection can skew the inspected sample toward wins; the score is not an independently audited skill measure.

A closer look

Ratings & reviews

Editorial rating
3.5/ 5
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Our take on Sirtio

A defined window and sample adjustment help explain the ranking. A selected pool, daily refreshes and private weights limit independent reproduction.

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Frequently asked questions about Sirtio

Does Sirtio scan every wallet?

Its pool is drawn from the public monthly top-100 leaderboard.

What does 50 represent?

Exact break-even in the described methodology.

Is the score raw win rate?

The described model uses realized P&L and return history, not raw win rate.

How often does it refresh?

Roughly once per day.

Why can a scored profile be unranked?

Ranking requires 10 resolved positions in the 30-day window. A smaller sample can have a Provisional score without a place.