maytopmay
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maytopmay is a Polymarket wallet profile with $44.3K PnL, $191.5K total volume, a 96.9% win rate, and activity across 144 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
Opened the wallet expecting a whale, saw a 96.9% win rate with a -9.4% ROI — this maytopmay Polymarket trader is proof that winning trades don't always mean winning money. 51 closed trades, high accuracy, and a PnL of $44.3K that has a nasty catch hiding in the math.
Identity: maytopmay, rank #4016 on the Polymarket leaderboard. Conservative trader, low risk label, but don't let that fool you. The numbers scream "math nerd" more than "degen." Trading esports exclusively, with a buy-sell ratio of 11.8 that hints at a methodical accumulation play rather than panic scalping.
Strategy is simple: win small, often, and never blow up the bankroll. Best trade bagged $5,062 on a Dota 2 game 4 winner call. Worst trade bled $2,804 on a different Dota 2 matchup. He picked a niche — esports game winners — and farmed it with an avg entry price of $0.65. The edge isn't genius; it's specialization. He knows the teams, the patch notes, the player chokes.
Proof is in the grind: 150 trades, 144 markets, 96.9% win rate. Volume sits at $191.5K, but the real filter is time — trading over 6 times per day and still sticking to one category. That's the "how the fuck does he know that much about Dota 2 qualifiers" energy.
The edge that separates him from 99% of degens? Discipline over gut. A 96.9% win rate with a negative ROI looks like a glitch until you realize he's buying overpriced favorites. He sacrifices yield for consistency — a classic conservative trap, but one that keeps the bankroll alive. Retail chases 100x moons; he collects nickels in front of a steamroller.
Right now, he's got just $1,603 in portfolio value against $15,745 net transfers. One open position left. Looks like a guy winding down, or waiting for a specific spot. Risk caveat: that 91.7% is gorgeous until a bad patch hits — a few $2,800 losses in a row and the edge evaporates.
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conservativeRisk: medium