4217
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4217 is a Polymarket wallet profile with $43.7K PnL, $1.1M total volume, a 91.2% win rate, and activity across 94 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
4217 Polymarket trader just turned $70k deposits into $43.7K PnL with a 91.2% win rate — then somehow lost 19% ROI anyway, the kind of math that keeps degens up at night.
Name's 4217, rank 3755, conservative Polymarket whale who trades like he's got a checklist instead of a dopamine addiction. 47 total trades across 47 different markets, averaging $7,522 per position. One open trade right now. The type who treats prediction markets like a job, not a slot machine.
Here's the edge hack: he holds at absurd entry prices (avg 0.91 entry) and just waits. Patient as a sniper. He doesn't chase pumps, doesn't panic-sell dips. Buy-sell ratio of 24.5 means he's riding winners, not flipping like a degenerate. Best trade pulled $43.7K profit on the Presidential Election Winner 2024, the kind of singular hit that props up the entire portfolio. Worst loss? $1,100. That's discipline.
But here's where it gets weird: $43.7K PnL sounds massive until you remember he deposited $69,985 and withdrew only $16,128, so his actual net liquidity game is thin. ROI is negative 19.46%. He's printed cash on individual trades but the portfolio math doesn't lie — he's technically underwater. Win rate of 93% means almost nothing if position sizing and exit discipline aren't locked. He's a conservative Polymarket trader who locked in gains correctly but didn't size big enough on the winners to outrun deposits.
The risk: 0.1 trades per day means he's patient, but patience on Polymarket is also procrastination. He's got $40k in portfolio value right now with one open position sweating. One bad liquidation cascades. Low risk classification is accurate on single-trade basis — max profit $43.7K, never goes rogue — but the aggregate portfolio is bleeding. Not everyone survives the drawdown when the math flips. The real edge isn't the win rate; it's that he knows when to stop before his own success becomes the trap.
whaleRisk: low