ed.bu
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ed.bu is a Polymarket wallet profile with -$609 PnL, $23.1K total volume, a 100.0% win rate, and activity across 1679 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
100% win rate, 96% down. Meet ed.bu — the Polymarket trader who hasn't lost a single bet yet somehow sits on -$608.6 PnL. One wallet that proves win rate is the most gamed metric in prediction market analytics.
His handle: ed.bu. Rank #2,738,485 (deep degen territory), 1,679 markets traded, sniper type, medium risk. Total volume $23.1K — not a whale, but absolutely not a tourist.
The strategy? Snipe tiny edges on sports props and political noise — avg trade size under $7, entry price $0.61, buys 3.4x more than he sells. He's not swinging, he's clicking. Hundreds of micro-bets, hoping variance spits him out positive.
Here's where it gets weird: 100% win rate across 11 closed trades. Best trade: CA Osasuna vs. FC Barcelona for +$40.20. Worst trade: FC Metz vs. AS Monaco FC for +$15.50 — even his "worst" was profitable! Yet total PnL sits at -$608.6 on $23.1K volume. Math says he's betting on favorites that hit, but the juice eats him alive. 100% win rate means nothing when every bet bleeds 2-3% to the market makers.
Edge? None sustainable. He's a volume grinder, not a genius. Deposited $2,599, withdrew $86 — net loss of ~$2,512. ROI on deposits: -96.28%. This is the dark side of Polymarket: you can win 10 in a row and still be down 96%. The house doesn't need to beat your picks — it just needs to structure the odds.
Currently holds 5 open positions, portfolio value ~$10. Still alive, still sniping. But this is the account that reminds you: win rate is a vanity metric. Look at net PnL or close the tab.
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sniperRisk: medium