MymanIvan
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MymanIvan is a Polymarket wallet profile with $38.5K PnL, $501.1K total volume, a 100.0% win rate, and activity across 112 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
One wallet with 11 trades, zero losses, and a $38.5K PnL while barely breaking a sweat. Open MymanIvan's portfolio on MLB (2026 Season) and you realize this Polymarket trader is treating baseball prediction markets like an ATM.
MymanIvan is a sniper ranked #5702 with a 100% win rate and 7.97% ROI. That perfect record across 10 closed positions screams something isn't random here.
Strategy: Single-event ambushes. MymanIvan enters late with high conviction on specific MLB outcomes, averaging $1k per trade at an entry price of $0.50 — right when uncertainty peaks. The buy/sell ratio of 6.57 is absurd; this isn't hedging, it's timing.
Proof: A single move on Minnesota Twins vs. Cleveland Guardians (2026-07-30) netted $6,214 in profit. Even the worst trade was a $2,533 win — there's no "loss" column. The largest single loss is literally null. On Cleveland Guardians vs. Tampa Bay Rays (2026-08-02), a $38.5K PnL shows how even bottom-tier outcomes print.
Edge: MymanIvan's true hack is discipline over volume. With 112 markets but only 11 trades completed, most picks are left untouched until the edge screams. No panic exits, no chasing. The max single win equals 4.6x the average trade size — this guy doesn't scalp; he waits for the kill.
Now: One open position holds $1,342, plus the wallet carries $28.8k in realized PnL. Drawdown risk? Non-existent so far. But perfect records in prediction markets usually end with one bad micro-adjustment or weather delay. This is a lab experiment, not a fund.
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sniperRisk: medium