polyagentleague

Polyagentleague is a Polymarket builder listed under the AI and agents category, meaning it routes order flow into Polymarket's order book under its own builder code rather than running Polymarket's own interface. Predicts.guru carries a verified profile for it, which confirms the builder code is registered and attributable, not that the product behind it is currently reachable.

That distinction matters here because the operator's own product page currently returns a paused-deployment error instead of a working app, so the operator is not showing its interface, onboarding flow or agent behaviour anywhere a trader can currently check. What the record does show is the trail it left on Polymarket already: $521K in attributed volume sits at rank #170, a mark of past activity rather than a live service.

A builder code is a tag Polymarket attaches to every order a connected app submits, so the exchange can credit that volume to the right front end while matching still happens on Polymarket's own central limit order book. Polyagentleague's registered builder code is what produced the $521K attributed to it, not a separate trading engine of its own.

The operator does not show how a trader reaches that code today. Its product page currently displays a paused-deployment screen instead of a login, a connect-wallet prompt or any onboarding step, and until that changes the operator is not demonstrating a wallet flow, a permission scope or a custody model anywhere a trader can inspect directly.

What is visible instead is downstream: Polymarket's own systems, which settle trades and hold positions regardless of which builder originated the order. A trader evaluating polyagentleague today is assessing a dormant front end layered on top of that settlement, not a separate custodian.

• Public product availability

  Its product page currently returns a paused-deployment error instead of a working dashboard, so there is nothing to log into or test right now.

• Published cost terms

  The operator lists no fee schedule anywhere public, so a trader gets no stated rate to compare before routing an order.

• Recent trading activity

  Order flow attributed to this builder has gone quiet, with $0 and $0 both showing no recent fills to review.

Builder history researchers

Good for checking how much volume a now-dormant builder attracted before deciding whether it is worth revisiting later.

AI agent trading followers

Useful for tracking how the AI and agents category performs on Polymarket, even while this particular entry sits inactive.

Patient traders awaiting relaunch

Fits someone willing to wait and recheck the operator's page rather than route funds through it today.

Traders comparing builder activity

Works as a data point when ranking builders by attributed volume and recent activity rather than as a tool to use right now.

Polyagentleague publishes no fee schedule, so a trader has nothing stated publicly to compare before routing an order. That gap matters less while $0 and $0 show no live flow to price, but it will matter the moment activity resumes.

A trader who does come back should check what Polymarket itself charges on the trade and treat any builder-side markup as something to confirm fill by fill rather than assume from a rate the operator never stated.

• Carries a Polymarket-verified builder profile, so its registered builder code and attribution are confirmed rather than self-reported.
• Has an all-time attributed volume trail of $521K, giving a trader a real history to audit even though the product itself is currently unreachable.
• Sits in a niche AI and agents category, which narrows what it competes against if a trader specifically wants agent-driven order flow.
• Its past activity is fully on-chain and attributable, so nothing about the historical trail depends on the operator's word.

• Its product page currently returns a paused-deployment error, leaving no working app, login or dashboard for a trader to even inspect.
• Recent activity has dropped to $0 and $0, meaning there is no current order flow to evaluate or copy.
• The operator publishes no fee schedule, so cost has to be inferred rather than read off any public rate card.
• Mean daily traders sits at 0 and the thirty-day cohort at 0, so there is no active crowd behind it to benchmark against.
• With fills at 0 for the week and 0 overall, there isn't enough recent trading history to judge how it behaves under current market conditions.

Its builder code is verified and its historical order flow is attributed on-chain, so the trail behind $521K in all-time volume can be checked independent of the operator's own claims. That transparency does not extend to the product itself: the operator currently shows a paused-deployment error instead of a working app, and is not demonstrating its wallet permissions, custody model or fee handling anywhere a trader can inspect directly.

Treat an unreachable front end as an operational red flag on its own, separate from the clean historical record underneath it.

Polyagentleague's history is real but idle: $521K in attributed volume sits on record at rank #170, yet $0 and $0 show nothing moving through it lately, and its own website currently returns a paused-deployment error instead of a working app. The operator shows nothing about its fee, interface or onboarding first-hand while that page stays down.

It suits a researcher mapping the AI and agents category or someone who wants to bookmark it and recheck later. It does not suit a trader who wants to route an order today, since there is currently no live front end to route one through.

• What is polyagentleague?

  Polyagentleague is a Polymarket builder listed in the AI and agents category, meaning it once routed order flow into Polymarket's order book under its own registered builder code rather than running a separate exchange.

• Is polyagentleague still active?

  No. $0 and $0 both show no attributed order flow, and the operator's own product page currently returns a paused-deployment error instead of a working app.

• Is polyagentleague safe to use?

  Its builder code is verified and its past volume is attributed on-chain, but the operator is not showing any wallet flow, custody model or interface right now, since its product page is down.

• What fees does polyagentleague charge?

  The operator publishes no fee schedule anywhere public, so a trader gets no stated rate to compare against what Polymarket itself charges on a routed trade before committing funds.

• What rank does polyagentleague hold on Predicts.guru?

  It sits at rank #170 by all-time attributed volume, with $521K routed through its builder code before activity stopped and the operator's own site went offline.

• What are alternatives to polyagentleague?

  Predicts.guru ranks every Polymarket builder by the same attributed-volume measure, so a trader can compare active builders with real recent fills against this one directly.

• Does polyagentleague hold my funds?

  Any order routed through it settles on Polymarket itself, but the operator is not showing its own wallet permissions or custody model anywhere a trader can check while its site stays down.