embarrassment Polymarket Wallet
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embarrassment is a Polymarket wallet profile with $457.3K PnL, $23.3M total volume, a 43.2% win rate, and activity across 1029 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
CoryLahey Polymarket trader (0x5c3a1a602848565bb16165fcd460b00c3d43020b) turned $250K into $545K in pure edge — 71.6% win rate across 455 trades, $295K PnL on a medium-risk setup that looks deceptively simple until you see the discipline.
CoryLahey ranks #388 on the Polymarket leaderboard but moves like someone three rungs higher. Whale tier, 431 markets touched, 6.7 trades per day. The stats scream consistency over flash: 68.51% ROI, zero withdrawals (capital stays locked and working), portfolio sitting at $421K live. This is someone who treats Polymarket like a job, not a casino.
The core edge? CoryLahey doesn't chase headlines — he farms noise. Look at the buy-sell ratio (9.86x): heavy on entry accumulation, patient on exits. Average entry at 0.6068 means he's buying doubt, selling certainty. 455 trades, 290 closed positions, 165 still open. The math: he scales in on weak hands panic-selling, holds through volatility that liquidates retail, exits when consensus hardens. No shortcuts. No 100-baggers. Just relentless +5% to +10% grinding across sports betting, politics, and niche prediction markets where information asymmetry still exists. Best single win: $30.4K on Duke-Michigan. Worst single loss: -$39.3K on Bulls-Timberwolves. The losses are real, not theoretical — that's the medium-risk tax.
What separates CoryLahey from 99% of Polymarket degens? Capital discipline and trade frequency. 6.7 trades daily across 431 different markets means he's not obsessed with any single prediction market. He's scanning for mispricings — spots where the crowd got the probability wrong by 3-5 percentage points. Most traders find one edge and milk it until it breaks. CoryLahey treats the entire Polymarket ecosystem like a casino edge map, knowing when to sit, when to reload, when to exit before the crowd catches on.
Current state: $165 open positions against $290 closed ones. Portfolio value $421K. The fact he's held zero withdrawals is either conviction or capital lockup — either way, it signals someone betting on his own system. Not everyone survives a $39K drawdown without panic-selling the rest. He did. That's the real edge — psychology over math, though the math backs it up.
whaleRisk: medium