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Polymarket rank #218Trading TerminalData through 2026-09-14

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humanplane.com is a Polymarket trading terminal with a verified builder profile, an all-time attributed volume of $203K and a leaderboard rank of #218, but its listed web address currently returns a not-found hosting error rather than the trading interface. It suits researchers checking builder history more than traders wanting a live terminal today.

Assessment written 2026-09-13. Every figure in it is live.

Volume, last 7 days
$0

No comparable prior period.

Traders per day
0

Mean distinct attributed traders per day over the last week.

Fills, last 7 days
0

No indexed execution data yet.

At a glance

Every figure a comparison needs, in one block.

Rank
#218By all-time attributed volume
Volume, all time
$203K
Volume, last 7 days
$0
Fee as published
0%The builder's own stated rate
Average fill
Traders per day
0Mean over the last week
Wallets, last 30 days
0
Buy side
First fill
Fills, all time
0

Volume and rank come from Polymarket's builder leaderboard; fees, fills, and sides from indexed CLOB V2 activity through 2026-09-14.

Daily activity

Attributed volumeActive traders

What it is

humanplane.com is a Polymarket trading terminal carrying a verified builder profile, routing order flow into Polymarket under its own builder code. Its all-time attributed volume stands at $203K, placing it at rank #218 among builders the index tracks. That volume predates the present: the operator's own listed web address now returns a hosting error page instead of a working product, so the site a trader would land on today shows no trading interface at all.

The last seven days of activity register $0 in attributed volume, 0 fills and 0 distinct traders a day, and the trailing cohort holds 0 wallets. Figures here run through 2026-09-14. Whatever humanplane.com offered while it was accumulating that lifetime volume, its current page gives no description of it, and the recent numbers show no fresh order flow behind it.

How it works

Every builder listed on this index, humanplane.com included, submits orders to Polymarket's central limit order book under its own builder code, and Polymarket's own systems credit the resulting fills back to that code as attributed volume. That is the mechanism behind the $203K on record here: real order flow that passed through Polymarket's matching engine tagged to this builder, not a number humanplane.com reports itself.

humanplane.com's own page does not describe how a trader reaches that order flow. Its listed web address returns a hosting platform's not-found screen instead of a wallet-connect flow, a market list or an order form, so the specific connection steps, the assets it touches beyond Polygon-based Polymarket markets, and whether it holds trader funds between order placement and settlement go unstated on the site itself.

Recent activity offers no workaround either: $0 in attributed volume and 0 fills over the last week, with 0 traders a day, leave no live order flow to observe and infer the mechanics from. A trader wanting those answers should reach the operator directly rather than rely on the current site.

What it does

  • No advertised trading fee

    The rate card lists 0%, so the operator promises no markup added at the point of routing, at least on paper.

  • All-time volume on record

    Polymarket has credited $203K to this builder code over its lifetime, a track record a trader can check against current activity before connecting.

  • Fixed leaderboard standing

    It sits at #218 by all-time attributed volume, a stable reference point for comparing it against other builders routing into Polymarket.

Who it is for

Analysts auditing builder history
Its $203K of attributed volume and rank #218 give researchers a documented baseline to study, even with the site currently dark.
Wallets confirming past fills
A trader who already routed volume through this builder code can use the index to confirm what Polymarket attributed to it.
Due-diligence teams screening routers
Teams vetting third-party order routers get a clean data point here: a verified profile paired with a page that currently fails to load.
Traders wanting a live terminal today
Anyone needing a working interface right now should look elsewhere first: the operator's own site returns a not-found error, not a trading screen.
Researchers tracking dormant builders
The trailing week shows $0 in attributed volume and 0 fills, useful signal for anyone cataloguing which builders have gone quiet.

What it costs

The rate card here reads 0%, meaning the operator advertises no charge layered on top of what Polymarket itself takes on a fill. An advertised rate is only ever a promise printed on a page, and this builder's own page is not currently reachable to confirm the terms, exceptions or minimums that might sit around it. With 0 fills in the last week, there is also no recent trade to check that rate against. Anyone routing size through humanplane.com should confirm the fee terms directly with the operator and watch whether order flow resumes before relying on the advertised figure.

Strengths

  • Carries a verified builder profile on Polymarket, adding a baseline layer of platform-level trust.
  • Advertises 0%, promising no markup added at the point of routing.
  • Shows a documented all-time attributed volume of $203K, evidence of real past usage rather than an untested listing.
  • Holds a fixed rank of #218 by all-time attributed volume, giving a concrete comparison point against other builders.

Limitations

  • Its own listed web address currently returns a hosting platform's not-found error instead of a working product page.
  • Attributed volume over the last week reads $0, and over the last thirty days it reads $0.
  • Fills over the last week read 0, and the trailing cohort holds 0 wallets.
  • With the site down, the operator does not describe how a wallet connects, where orders route beyond Polymarket's own systems, or whether the tool ever holds trader funds.

Custody and transparency

Custody is unclear because there is nowhere to check it: the operator's own page returns a not-found hosting error instead of any statement on whether trader funds ever pass through the tool before settlement. Transparency is limited to what Polymarket's index itself measures, a verified profile, $203K in lifetime attributed volume and a rank of #218, none of which explains how the product currently operates. Operational exposure is the clearest risk: a live product page is table stakes for a trading tool, and this one currently has none, which is reason enough to hold off connecting a wallet until it does.

Verdict

humanplane.com's case rests on history rather than current access: $203K in lifetime attributed volume and a rank of #218 show it processed real order flow at some point, and its 0% rate card is a straightforward pitch on paper. None of that is reachable through its own site right now, and the last week's numbers, $0 in volume and 0 fills, show nothing moving through it currently either. Researchers cataloguing builder activity have reason to note it. Traders looking to route live orders today should hold off until the operator's page comes back and states its own terms.

Score80% of the weighting has data
1.8out of 5
  • Traction35% weight

    attributed volume over the last seven complete days

  • Reach30% weight

    0 distinct traders per day

  • Transparency15% weight

    verified profile, published fee, public site

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Questions

  • What is humanplane.com?

    humanplane.com is a Polymarket trading terminal with a verified builder profile, $203K in lifetime attributed volume and a rank of #218, though its own web address currently returns a not-found error instead of the product.

  • Is humanplane.com safe to use right now?

    Its own product page is currently unreachable, returning a hosting error rather than a working interface, so there is no way to confirm custody, connection steps or current terms before routing funds through it.

  • What fees does humanplane.com charge?

    The operator advertises 0% on its rate card, with no recent fills to check that figure against, so a trader should confirm current terms directly before relying on it.

  • Why does humanplane.com's website show a not-found error?

    The operator's listed web address currently returns a hosting platform's default not-found page rather than the trading terminal; the page itself gives no reason for the outage.

  • How does humanplane.com rank among Polymarket builders?

    The index places it at #218 by all-time attributed volume, with $203K credited to its builder code over its lifetime, a fixed marker independent of the site's current status.

  • Are there alternatives to humanplane.com?

    Predicts.guru's leaderboard lists other Polymarket builders ranked by attributed volume, several of which currently show active fills and reachable product pages, worth comparing against humanplane.com's present status.

  • Does humanplane.com hold trader funds?

    The operator's page does not state this: its listed web address returns a not-found error rather than any description of custody, so the question stays open until the site is restored.

Most traded markets

Attributed volume over the last 30 days.

No recent market composition available.

Category mix

Where this builder's flow goes, last 30 days.

No recent market composition available.

Alternatives

The other Trading Terminal builders a trader would choose between, on the same measurements.

All 115 in this category
BuilderAll time
HUhumanplane.comThis one
$203K
$2.2B
$538.5M
$293.6M
$213M

Traders routing through this builder

Wallets that traded through this builder, ranked by realized P&L.

P&L is each wallet's global Polymarket result, not profit attributable to this builder. The builder only determines which wallets are listed.

No trader cohort data is available for this builder.

How these numbers are measured

Polymarket reports $203K of all-time volume for humanplane.com, including attribution from before onchain V2. The indexed figure used for fees, fill sizes, and buy/sell split is $0, counted as outcome-share par notional on CLOB V2 only, so the two totals differ by design.

The written assessment on this page is editorial and is regenerated periodically; every figure inside it is resolved from the live data above at the moment the page renders.