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Facaie is a Polymarket wallet profile with $30.5K PnL, $1.3M total volume, a 82.8% win rate, and activity across 271 markets. This page summarizes the wallet's trading record, risk signal, market activity, and generated trader overview. Risk is shown as low and should be interpreted as an analytics signal, not financial advice.
Trader Overview
Facaie (0xf70eb753810c0ccea22a6948ebc3a541f04981df) Polymarket trader just hit $29.4K profit on 221 trades across 215 markets — moving 44.8 times per day with an 86% win rate, yet sitting rank 4393 because his edge runs on volume, not size.
Facaie is a high-frequency noise farmer. This Polymarket whale operates like a bot detecting micro-mispricings across hundreds of binary events — Bitcoin spot, Ethereum levels, political noise, economic prints — anything with tight spreads and fast liquidity. 221 total trades in what appears to be weeks of activity, averaging $638 per position, buying 7x more than he sells. The math screams tactical arb: enter high, exit higher on sentiment ticks. Not sexy. Definitely profitable.
The proof is in the specifics. Win rate of 86.1% across 215 markets traded. Best single trade pulled $4.2K on the Bitcoin above $76K call. Worst trade bled $3.8K on Will the price of Ethereum be above $2,400 on April 22? — a brutal reminder that even high-frequency edges fail when vol spikes or liquidity dries. ROI sits at 2.87% (modest but repeatable), meaning he's grinding consistent edges rather than chasing 50-baggers. His average entry price of 0.84 tells you he's buying dips and selling rallies into noise.
What separates Facaie from 99% degens: discipline and infrastructure. 44.8 trades per day suggests automation or real-time monitoring — retail can't execute that frequency manually without emotional bleeding. His buy-to-sell ratio of 6.98 shows he's not panic-selling bottoms; he's sitting through drawdowns and collecting winners. Low risk classification despite 221 trades proves position sizing discipline, not luck. He's farming the Polymarket whale's version of scalping: find the misprice, execute, move on. Most traders chase conviction. Facaie just collects the spread.
The current portfolio holds $19.1K across 6 open positions, meaning he's keeping dry powder and not overexposing. That's the edge most degen Polymarket traders blow. The max loss of $3.8K vs max win of $4.2K shows brutal consistency — tight stops, tight targets. Not everyone survives compounding this hard without exploding once.
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whaleRisk: low