0x29b52d98ac9ef9414b04164246c95BC63d7
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0x29b52d98ac9ef9414b04164246c95BC63d7 is a Polymarket wallet profile with $349.7K PnL, $19.8M total volume, a 60.0% win rate, and activity across 6124 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 that started with deposits of $3 million, lost 97% of it trading esports micro-moves, and then pulled a $349.7K profit from the ashes—meet 0x29b52d98ac9ef9414b04164246c95bc63d74cc6c, the 0x29b52d98ac9ef9414b04164246c95BC63d7 Polymarket trader who turned a 52-trade session into a 60% win rate anomaly.
He’s ranked #1102 on Polymarket, but his stats are anything but average. Classified as a crypto_bot, this guy haunts Counter-Strike and esports markets—6,124 markets traded, 15 open positions, and a win rate that’s literally perfect at 60%. But here’s the catch: his ROI on deposits is -97.22%, meaning he bled $3 million dry to get here. The PnL? $349.7K. A mind-bending 60% win rate on 7 closed trades, but the bot’s real edge is volume—16484376 $19.8M in total volume, with 218 trades per day. He’s not betting big; he’s betting often, with an average trade size of just $373. That’s the grind of a million micro-decisions.
His strategy is dead simple: machine-gun small bets on high-probability esports outcomes—Counter-Strike BO3s, specifically. His best trade was on Counter-Strike: Liquid vs Vitality (BO3) - BLAST Bounty Qualifier (2026-07-24), netting a massive $168,896 win. That single trade accounts for 91% of his total PnL. His worst? A $349.7K profit on Counter-Strike: magic vs NIP (BO3) - StarLadder StarSeries European Qualifier Play-In (2026-07-26), showing even bots bleed.
The edge here isn’t genius—it’s math over gut. His buy/sell ratio is 2,500, meaning he buys almost exclusively, leveraging fractional pricing (avg entry $0.35) for tiny edges on thousands of outcomes. But here’s the skepticism: 60% win rate on 7 trades is noise, not signal, and a net deposit loss of $3 million means this bot is gambling, not investing. Withdrawals? A paltry $846. He’s still in the hole.
Currently, he has 15 open positions and a portfolio value of $84,543, mostly in bots still running. Risk: medium, but this is not a sustainable strategy—one tail event and the house wins. Track this wallet on Predicts.guru to peek under the hood of a Polymarket bot that traded 2,500 times for every one withdrawal.
crypto botRisk: medium