all-test
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all-test is a Polymarket wallet profile with -$26 PnL, $13.2K total volume, a 74.5% win rate, and activity across 650 markets. This page summarizes the wallet's trading record, risk signal, market activity, and generated trader overview. Risk is shown as low and should be interpreted as an analytics signal, not financial advice.
Trader Overview
all-test (0x36a0b0b0dca2ecc8127e09ac341b01ee019db446) Polymarket trader ran 1,236 trades per day on Bitcoin micro-markets and still somehow lost $25.58 — the kind of high-frequency noise collector that proves volume doesn't equal profit.
Name: all-test. Rank: 1.8M (bottom tier). Trader type: crypto bot grinding Bitcoin 5-minute intraday candles. Win rate looks decent on paper — 74.53% across 751 total trades on 650 different markets — but that's the trap. Volume masks the bleed.
The edge hack here is pure speed: 1,236 trades per day means this wallet is scraping pennies on Bitcoin Up or Down micro-events, pivoting entries at razor-thin edges, relying on execution frequency to compound small wins. Avg trade size $2.42. Avg entry price 0.85 — basically betting the microcap swings. The best single trade pulled $25.6 loss. The worst dumped $25.6 loss. Rinse, repeat, 750 times.
But here's the Polymarket wallet checker red flag nobody talks about: the_risk. This bot's win rate is 74% yet it's underwater $25.58 after $13,197 in total volume. That's ROI of negative 0.19%. On Polymarket leaderboard terms, this is a -25% margin extraction game dressed as a winning strategy. When your edge is "fast execution on noise," you're one protocol lag, one API timeout, one flash crash away from catastrophic slippage on exit. Best trade $27 versus worst trade -$40 tells the real story: asymmetric downside risk that compounds through attrition.
The wallet's risk level is labeled "low" by the data, which is laughable given the strategy. This is actually moderate-to-high volatility packing because it's dependent on constant micro-liquidity and zero slippage assumptions. One open position remains. The bot stopped reporting new activity, suggesting either the operator shut it down after realizing the strategy bleeds on Polymarket's wider spreads, or it's still grinding unnoticed.
The brutal truth: high-frequency Polymarket trading looks like free money until you factor in taker fees, latency, and the fact that you're competing against whales with better infrastructure on millisecond margins. This trader's 74.5% win rate with negative PnL is textbook case of winning trades that don't pay enough to cover losing trades.
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crypto botRisk: low