Polymarket wallet intelligence
Polymarket whale tracker for unusual wallet and market activity
Radar groups recent Polymarket buys into a wallet feed and a market feed. Use it to find large traders, fresh wallets, smart-money activity, volume spikes, and markets where several notable wallets are buying the same side. Every result links to the underlying wallet or market so you can inspect the evidence.
The filters let you change the time window, minimum activity, wallet type, market status, and ranking. This makes Radar useful as both a Polymarket whale tracker and a focused smart-money research tool.
How Radar finds unusual Polymarket wallets
The wallet feed puts the latest buy beside wallet-wide statistics, so you can judge the trade and the trader together. Sort by signal score, latest activity, volume, largest buy, PnL, or wallet age.
- Large completed buys and total buy flow in the selected time window.
- Fresh wallets showing repeated or concentrated buying.
- Wallet performance context such as 30-day PnL, ROI, win rate, and market count.
- Unusual entries that are large compared with the wallet's normal trade size.
Find markets with unusual buying
The market feed combines activity instead of showing isolated trades. Expand a market to see the wallets behind the signal, their scores, recent buy flow, and 30-day performance.
- Whale volume, smart-money flow, and fresh-wallet participation.
- Short-term buy-volume changes compared with the market's usual activity.
- Groups of wallets entering the same outcome within a short period.
- Which side each wallet cohort is buying and how concentrated the flow is.
Research a signal before you trade
A large buy, profitable history, or group of fresh wallets can be worth investigating, but none of these signals proves that the market will move in the same direction. Check the exact market question, liquidity, current price, resolution rules, and the wallet's broader trading history before drawing a conclusion.