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Trader Overview
YOGURTT: THE ALIEN-BETTING CONSERVATIVE WHO TURNED $87K INTO $152K ON 75% WIN RATE
Yogurtt (0x313dd7ab099445e5bcbb4fa6dc08797a77204b1a) Polymarket trader sits at rank 15,297 with $5,340 PnL across 36 trades — but the real shock? 75% win rate on a $788K total volume while holding 20 open positions and still sleeping at night. Most degen Polymarket whales chase moonshots. This one plays the angle game and actually closes profitable.
The DNA: Conservative trader, 0.1 trades per day, 13.5 buy-to-sell ratio. That's not random. Yogurtt holds long, sizes small ($1,243 average), and lets time decay work for him instead of panic-trading noise. The play? Enter wide markets early, let the Polymarket crowd panic-bid against fundamentals, exit before expiration hell. Low volatility scalp masquerading as patient position sizing.
The receipts are nasty. Best trade? Women's Final - USA vs. Canada nailed for $12,282 profit — that's a single 2x bagger on conviction. Worst trade: Will the US confirm that aliens exist before 2027? cost just $909. The asymmetry is surgical. He's not trying to hit home runs, just avoiding strikeouts while the strikeouts stay tiny.
What separates Yogurtt from 99% of Polymarket traders? Discipline. Started with $87K in deposits, pulled $26K out, now sits on $65K portfolio value with $5,340 profit. That's 5.05% ROI on capital — boring by crypto standards, which means he's actually winning. No revenge trading after the alien loss. No doubling down. He trades 35 different markets but treats each like it could be the worst one. The buy-sell ratio screams "holder of conviction positions," not a jittery scalper. When you're closing only 16 of 36 trades, you're not chasing — you're letting winners run.
The risk? 20 open positions is a lot of tail risk, even for a conservative. Expiration creep will murder some of those. Markets move weird, especially the weird ones that attract Yogurtt's capital. And a 75% win rate doesn't survive forever — variance always collects. But for now, he's one of the few Polymarket traders actually playing like he doesn't have to win every single time. That's the edge.
conservativeRisk: low