0x1861...3900
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0x1861...3900 is a Polymarket wallet profile with $15 PnL, $16.2K total volume, a 100.0% win rate, and activity across 115 markets. This page summarizes the wallet's trading record, risk signal, market activity, and generated trader overview. Risk is shown as medium and should be interpreted as an analytics signal, not financial advice.
Trader overview
One wallet with a 100% win rate and a -46% ROI. Meet the trader who closes every single trade in profit… yet somehow the math says he’s down money.
The 0x186191ee182bb715e6ee7bce5860a0abe9453900 Polymarket trader — rank #445,925, 100% win rate over 115 markets traded, but {roiPercent} ROI. The kind of paradox that makes you double-check your Polymarket wallet checker before you believe it.
THE SNIPER WHO LOSES TO MATH
This trader is a pure sniper: 16 total trades with $16,205.98 in total volume, but microscopic average trade size of $9.63. He buys at $0.57 average entry, sells until he's green — never taken a loss on a closed position. Best single trade on Brazil vs. Japan (2026-06-29) netted $15 profit. But the math murders the story. Total deposits: $296.89, total withdrawals: $129.33. Net deposited: $167.56. Current portfolio: $31.25. That means $15 actual PnL.
THE REAL EDGE (AND TRAP)
What separates him from 99% of degens: he never holds to expiry unless he's underwater. He snipe-sells small positions the moment they turn green. Looks like free money until you check Polymarket wallet analytics — he's almost certainly paying more in fees and slippage than he's making. The 100% win rate is vanity metrics. The portfolio bleeding is reality.
NOW WHAT
Currently holding 6 open positions on a $31.25 portfolio. Recent activity suggests he's been slowly draining without withdrawing. The pattern: tiny wins, cumulative grind, eventual fade. Not everyone survives the drawdown from micro-exits.
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sniperRisk: medium