baiyuzice
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baiyuzice is a Polymarket wallet profile with -$93 PnL, $5.9K total volume, a 100.0% win rate, and activity across 107 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
baiyuzice turned $1,071 worth of deposits into a wallet that's down 69% — but his win rate says 100%. How the fuck is that real? Because when you open the Polymarket wallet checker, you don't see a loser. You see a sniper who took 10 shots, hit 10 targets, and still bled money on fees, slippage, and a brutal drawdown that would've made most degens rage-quit.
Identity: baiyuzice, rank #2,525,518, a classic sniper — high-frequency, low-average-trade-size around $12.9, and a buy-sell ratio of 3.6x. He lives in sports markets, mostly soccer, but hops across 107 different markets like a crypto-addicted channel surfer. Risk level: medium. Reality: thin margins, zero room for error.
Strategy is dead simple: fire small, fire often, and get out before the crowd catches on. He averages 5.7 trades per day, hitting intraday momentum spikes on things like Germany vs. Curaçao - More Markets — his best trade, +$32.19. But that edge is razor-thin. His worst loss sits at a paradox: +$20.27, meaning he never had a losing trade, yet still ended up negative. That's the hidden tax of prediction market analytics — spread, gas, and the slow bleed of over-trading.
Proof is in the spread: -$92.7 on $5.9K volume, with a 100% win rate over 10 closed positions. Look at the numbers and you'll see the trap: 100% wins, -69% ROI. That's not a typo. That's what happens when you buy at 0.41 average entry and the market moves against you before you can dump. His best trade netted $32; his worst "loss" was still a profit of $20. So where did the other $100 go? Fees, timing, and a lot of tiny exits that didn't cover the scratch.
The edge? He's not a whale and never will be. But baiyuzice Polymarket trader understands something most retail never learns: position sizing beats prediction. He's the guy who'll hit 10 for 10 and still lose. That's not a bug — that's the game.
Right now, he's out of the market. Zero open positions, a net transfer of $739 out, and a $332 withdrawal. Looks like he got the lesson and ran. Not everyone survives the drawdown — this one limped away with his wallet still breathing. Track baiyuzice on Predicts.guru to see if he tilts back in, or check the leaderboard for traders who actually make the math work.
sniperRisk: medium