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Trader Overview
acorp (0x99e42eb9038705165b22f821e27659c1dc41e4c4) is a Polymarket trader who turned $97k into $178k with a 92% win rate that shouldn't exist at this volume.
Rank 1304 among Polymarket whales. Pure volume grinder — 628 trades across 601 markets in ~4 months, averaging 5.2 trades per day. Risk level: low. Type: slow bleed accumulator, not lottery degen. The wallet screams "I know what I'm doing and I don't care if you notice."
Here's the edge hack: acorp buys cheap noise, sells organized panic. Buy-sell ratio of 5.9 means they're accumulating undervalued positions while 99% of retail chase headlines backward. They don't swing for the fences — best single trade pulled $30.2k on UFC 324: Gaethje vs. Pimblett (Lightweight, Main Card), worst trade lost $12k. That 2.5x win-to-loss ratio compounds. Most Polymarket traders see one bad week and vanish. acorp absorbs it, keeps farming.
The math: $81.2k PnL on $97.4k deposits = 26.95% ROI, but portfolio sitting at $89.8k while holding 201 open positions. They're reinvesting gains into the next 628 trades. Win rate of 92% across prediction markets at this frequency is statistically hostile — no luck survives 628 samples. This is pure prediction market discipline: tight position sizing ($1.5k average), high trade frequency, market selection across 601 different events. They're not betting UFC vs esports vs politics. They're betting where their model works.
Current state: heavily long 201 open positions, net deposits sitting at $63.5k. The draw-down risk is real — last loss hit 12k. But the pattern holds. Low risk traders who average 5% daily across a Polymarket portfolio don't typically crater unless they blow discipline. acorp's been grinding too long to get cute now.
The contrarian angle: while Polymarket leaderboard chasers hunt 10x bets, acorp quietly stacks 92-win-rate consistency. No Twitter. No hype. Just $1.5k at a time, every day, across markets nobody else touches. That's not sexy. It's profitable.
whaleRisk: low