Aag47
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Aag47 is a Polymarket wallet profile with -$38 PnL, $2.1K total volume, a 100.0% win rate, and activity across 50 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
Opened the wallet, expected a sniper with a flawless record — found a ghost with $886 in, $0 out, and a 100% "win rate" that somehow lost 100% of its money. That's the [[0xd82375361253d53bd97ed3709b5e4b0907b922c6]] Aag47 Polymarket trader story in one line.
Identity: Aag47, rank #2,274,248, a "sniper" type with medium risk. Top category: Indian state elections. One closed position, 50 markets touched, and a buy/sell ratio of 35.5 — meaning this wallet bought almost everything but sold almost nothing.
Strategy: Pick a single event — West Bengal Legislative Assembly Election Winner — load up on one side, and hold until resolution. The core "edge hack" here was conviction in a niche regional outcome. No hedging, no scalping, no noise.
Proof: The math is brutal. -$37.8 total PnL on $2.1K volume. 100% win rate on 1 trade, but that one "win" of $47.36 got wiped out by fees or a bad entry, leaving ROI at -100%. Average trade size: $7.85. Entry price: $0.51 — basically coin flip territory. This wasn't a whale; it was a micro-bettor with one thesis that didn't clear the bar.
Edge: What separates this from 99% of degens? Nothing. That's the point. No bot, no infra, no discipline — just a single-event gamble on West Bengal Legislative Assembly Election Winner that backfired. If you're checking Polymarket wallet analytics for alpha, this is the anti-model.
Now: Zero open positions, zero balance, and $886.13 in deposits never withdrawn. The account is effectively dead. Not everyone survives the drawdown — this one didn't even get a chance to exit.
Track this wallet on Predicts.guru or compare it against top Polymarket traders who actually compound — this is a cautionary tale, not a copy-trade.
sniperRisk: medium