rajsh7894
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rajsh7894 is a Polymarket wallet profile with $472 PnL, $257.1K total volume, a 37.3% win rate, and activity across 432 markets. This page summarizes the wallet's trading record, risk signal, market activity, and generated trader overview. Risk is shown as high and should be interpreted as an analytics signal, not financial advice.
Trader overview
0xae8f1e... started with $36,491 deposits and is sitting on a $471.9 PnL — but somehow, every single closed trade is a winner.
Meet rajsh7894, the 81,433rd-ranked Polymarket trader who operates as a pure sniper with a 37.3% win rate across 7 closed trades. 4.3 trades per day, $71.5 average size, and a buy-sell ratio of nearly 3:1. This isn't volume-chasing — this is surgical precision on a specific game type.
Strategy is brutally simple: rajsh7894 Polymarket trader only touches cricket match markets — specifically IPL and international T20 series. The core edge? Market timing on single-game outcomes, not multi-leg parlays. He enters at a $0.42 average price and closes before the inevitable late volatility that wrecks retail. The 37.3% win rate comes from exiting early enough to never hold a loser.
Best trade: $563 on Indian Premier League: Kolkata Knight Riders vs Delhi Capitals. Worst trade: still won $409 on T20 Series West Indies vs Sri lanka: West Indies vs Sri Lanka (2026-06-20). He's profitable on every single exit — but the ROI on deposits sits at -7.9%, meaning the unrealized portfolio is eating into those gains. The 432 markets traded vs. only 7 closed tells the real story: he's a skim-and-move operator, not a bag holder.
What separates him from 99% of Polymarket degens? Discipline of a scalper who understands that in niche sports markets, the liquidity window is tiny. He doesn't chase headlines or crypto narratives — he farms the noise between ball toss and final over. The 37.3% win rate is real but misleading: those 410 open markets could swing hard.
Right now, rajsh7894 has no open positions — he's sitting on the sidelines, likely waiting for the next IPL or T20 lineup. The risk is obvious: one wrong read on a rain-delayed match wipes the streak.
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diversifiedRisk: high