tetrose
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tetrose is a Polymarket wallet profile with -$28.2K PnL, $15.3M total volume, a 62.0% win rate, and activity across 231 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
HOOK
tetrose (0x74471a007ddcc488f6d57b5e86dfb35a8d48a16d) Polymarket trader dumped $150K into prediction markets and somehow still sits on a 62% win rate while bleeding $28K — the contrarian move nobody talks about is staying in the game when you're underwater.
IDENTITY
tetrose is a mid-tier Polymarket whale (rank 2609025) running 266 trades across 231 different markets with a portfolio value holding steady at $121K. Low-risk designation, averaging $2.1K per trade, 4 trades per day. The type who touches everything.
STRATEGY
tetrose operates like a breadth player instead of a depth player — scatters capital across prediction noise rather than hunting one edge, averaging 2.72x more buys than sells. Real contrarian move: keeps entering markets even after a $35K blowup on the Minneapolis Border Patrol shooter question, which tells you this is either discipline or stubbornness. Win rate stays north of 61% while ROI sits at -19.2%, meaning execution on individual bets works fine; the delta comes from sizing wrong or catching falling knives at scale.
PROOF
Best single trade netted $24.8K on the US government shutdown Saturday question. Worst trade dropped -$35.4K on the same Minneapolis position. Over 110 open positions right now against 156 closed, which screams active rotation rather than conviction holds. $15.3M total volume at average entry price of 0.697 shows tetrose loves buying dips into noise.
EDGE
The real separation here is surviving. Most 61% win-rate traders see that stat and lever up until they explode. tetrose keeps position size disciplined and keeps rotating — that's not sexy, but it explains why the drawdown stays contained. Low risk designation isn't theoretical; the math backs it. The contrarian edge is that tetrose hasn't quit after nineteen percent losses, which half the degens in Polymarket already have.
NOW
110 open positions means tetrose is still rotating hard, still hunting signal in the noise. Still in the game. Portfolio sits $28K in the red against deposits — not everyone survives that long at this volume. Check the Polymarket wallet analytics on Predicts.guru to track whether this hold-and-rotate structure finally cracks or compounds into a comeback run.
whaleRisk: low