LQC
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LQC is a Polymarket wallet profile with $3.9K PnL, $104.1K total volume, a 55.0% win rate, and activity across 316 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
LQC Polymarket trader on wallet 0x97339058d01a7710770d550041335056fb4bbe31 deposited $36.4k, ran 338 trades in pure noise-farm mode, and somehow turned it into a $3.9k bleed while maintaining a 55% win rate — the math breaks in the worst way possible.
LQC is a low-risk diversified trader ranked 25,731 who operates like someone with a system but zero conviction. 55% win rate across 316 markets traded sounds respectable until you see the real story: $36.4k in, $3.9k remaining after total withdrawals of zero. ROI sits at negative 77.99%, which reads like a slow-motion trainwreck of consistent small losses eating the account alive.
The strategy is pure volume arbitrage in micro-markets. LQC trades 50.3 times per day, averaging $108.51 per position, buying at 0.8993 entry price on average. The buy-sell ratio of 2.08 suggests heavy accumulation bias — picking up small odds, hoping for +EV reversions that never quite materialize at scale. 143 open positions right now means this wallet is fully deployed in what looks like temperature prediction noise and other niche event markets. Best single trade netted $199.43 on Highest temperature in Taipei on April 24?; worst hemorrhaged $191.08 on the April 23 equivalent — basically identical bets with wildly different outcomes.
What separates LQC from total disaster is actually discipline. The portfolio value stays above zero at $8,012, meaning they've survived 195 closed positions without a catastrophic single blow. Win rate holding at 55% across 338 trades suggests this isn't pure randomness — there's edge somewhere. But here's the brutal reality: beating 55% win rate on Polymarket prediction markets while running a negative 77.99% ROI means the edge is completely consumed by fees, slippage, and position sizing. The trader is right slightly more than half the time and still losing money fast.
LQC operates on the dark side of volume — the belief that tiny odds swings in niche markets reward frequency. That works until it doesn't. Currently holding 143 open positions across 316 total markets traded, which means serious diversification but also serious fragmentation. One bad week wipes this wallet.
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diversifiedRisk: low