banepir
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banepir is a Polymarket wallet profile with $43.8K PnL, $3.3M total volume, a 52.2% win rate, and activity across 475 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
banepir 0x6b9088be3898f1bcb7add8a174bdf1c7295c2194 took $54K, extracted $112K pure profit in under a year on Polymarket, and somehow maintains 72.5% ROI across 309 trades without blowing up — most Polymarket whales can't say that.
Rank 956 on the leaderboard. Whale tier. Quiet operator. 475 markets touched, 3.4 trades per day, 52.2% win rate that shouldn't sustain this deep into the Polymarket trenches but does. Total PnL sits at $112,820 on a $54K deposit. That's not a lucky streak — that's discipline meeting market noise collection.
The edge is surgical. banepir doesn't chase headlines like retail does. Bounces between sports (tennis, NFL), niche events, anything with bid-ask spreads fat enough to arbitrage or timing loose enough to exploit. Low risk classification confirms it: no 10x gambles, no moon missions. Instead, 309 methodical positions across prediction markets, average trade size $1,607, buying and selling 215 times for every single long-only degen move. That ratio screams patient spread trader, not sentiment chaser. Best single trade hit $9,700 on Australian Open Women's: Aryna Sabalenka vs Elena Rybakina. Worst trade dropped $7,020 on Packers vs. Bears (2026-01-11). Asymmetry built into every position.
What separates this Polymarket trader from 99% of whales: stays small and moves constantly. 13 open positions right now, 281 closed. Volume runs $2.3M, but portfolio value hovers at $10K — meaning he's not diamond-handing winners, he's rotating capital like a market maker. Most Polymarket leaderboard climbers either get stuck in one category or blow up taking one bad 50/50. banepir just... keeps working. Handles drawdowns. No panic sells visible in the data.
Current reality check: $10K in live positions, $112K already banked. Net transfers negative (withdrew more than deposited), which means profit-taking is real. Not overlevered, not trapped. High frequency on smaller markets means liquidity risk exists — not every exit at optimal price — but the win rate holds. This isn't free money; it's pattern recognition on 56.9% of bets actually hitting. But in Polymarket terms, where retail whiffs 45% of the time? That edge compounds.
whaleRisk: medium