mono2393
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mono2393 is a Polymarket wallet profile with $52.3K PnL, $6.2M total volume, a 64.7% win rate, and activity across 247 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
mono2393 Polymarket trader turned 9.8K into 65K in under two months running pure tennis arbitrage at 24 trades per day with an 64.7% win rate — and somehow nobody's talking about it.
mono2393 ranks #2950 on Polymarket by volume but crushes the leaderboard on actual returns. The numbers are clean: $52.3K PnL on a 10K deposit, 565% ROI, 64.7% win rate across 60 total trades in 58 different markets. Low risk profile. Conservative trader type. This isn't a degen chase stack — this is structured noise harvesting.
The edge is hyperspecific: tennis line inefficiencies. mono2393 hunts single-match prediction markets where retail splits on upset odds, then arbitrages the spread before sharp money floods in. Best trade pulled 17.5K on BNP Paribas Open tennis (Cirstea vs Noskova). Worst trade lost 9.6K on Gauff vs Eala. The ratio tells the story — buy/sell of 12.5x means he's stacking entries on dips, scaling out on rallies, not panic selling. Each trade averages 2.9K size. He fires 24 times per day.
What separates mono2393 from 99% of Polymarket degenerates: pure discipline. The open positions count (7) versus closed (53) shows he exits fast. No diamond-handing, no hope. He enters at 0.787 average price — that's the real tell. He's not chasing 0.9s hoping for a miracle. He's taking 15-20% flips on tennis markets where the public doesn't understand variance. Total volume $6.2M proves this isn't luck; it's reproducible process. A low risk trader running 565% ROI isn't swinging for home runs — he's compounding 2-3% edge across hundreds of small, tight bets.
The risk: this strategy works until it doesn't. Tennis line efficiency is tightening as more sophisticated traders enter Polymarket. Seven open positions means he's still exposed. He's never withdrawn, which suggests either capital's still locked in portfolio, or he's reinvesting every win into the next cycle. The drawdown risk exists — max loss was 9.6K, and if variance shifts, that could widen fast. Not everyone survives the regression when retail dries up and the spreads collapse.
Currently holding 65K portfolio value with 7 live positions across tennis and likely low-liquidity niche sports. The run's been clean. But Polymarket arbitrage whales like mono2393 only stay invisible until they can't.
whaleRisk: low