0x6e4D97c086Ae5558ca717B10f47db8DB0Ba11cB
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0x6e4D97c086Ae5558ca717B10f47db8DB0Ba11cB is a Polymarket wallet profile with $7.0K PnL, $707.7K total volume, a 61.0% win rate, and activity across 2054 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
0x6e4d97c086ae5558ca717b10f47db8db0ba11cb0 Polymarket trader threw $254 in, hit a $101 flash win on a Cloud9 esports call, then watched the math evaporate to -97.64% ROI across 416 bets in six months — the clearest picture of why high-frequency noise collection kills retail edges.
Name's 0x6e4d97c086ae5558ca717b10f47db8db0ba11cb0, ranked 94,142 on Polymarket leaderboard. Conservative trader type, 61% win rate, but that win rate is the trap. Total PnL sits at $374.82 on $254 in deposits — looks neutral until you see the portfolio value collapsed to $4.90 USDC. The real damage: -97.64% ROI on deposits after 416 trades across 338 different markets.
Here's the edge that isn't one. 65 trades per day. Average entry at 0.786 odds, average size $14.48 per position. He's not analyzing markets — he's hunting micro-movements in prediction market noise, chasing +2 cent swings on League of Legends esports, niche sports, low-volume outcomes where the bid-ask spread is fatter than the actual edge. Won big once — LoL: Cloud9 vs FURIA Esports (BO3) - Americas Cup Playoffs, pulled $101 on a single trade — but the worst trade gave back $79.99 on esports too. Buy-to-sell ratio of 1.68 means he's constantly adjusting, constantly fighting slippage. That's churn, not strategy. Polymarket wallet analytics show this is pure volume over conviction.
What separates this from working? Nothing yet. High win rate (61%) on high-frequency noise trades is mathematically worthless when your average winner barely outpaces your average loser and you're burning deposits on spread friction. He's trapped in the classic Polymarket whale trap: enough skill to be right 6 times in 10, not enough size or discipline to make it stick. The math says 1,806 closed positions and 4 still open — he keeps hunting because the 1-in-416 Cloud9 win convinced him the edge exists.
Current position shows $4.90 remaining and 4 open bets, down from $254 initial. The only realistic move here is stop the bleed or find actual edges (regulatory clarity, binary earnings, M&A flow) instead of esports micro-betting.
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crypto botRisk: low