polshi.xyz

Polshi.xyz, run under the Telegram handle Prediction Market Whales, is a broadcast channel that alerts subscribers to large trades as they happen on Polymarket and Kalshi. It is a channel, not a bot: subscribers read alerts, they do not message a bot or run commands inside Telegram. The companion website builds trade links that carry a ref_price parameter, which is how Polymarket attributes routed volume back to this builder code, and it carries a verified profile badge on Polymarket.

The category here is analytics and alerts, not execution. Nothing in the evidence shows a terminal, extension or app that manages orders, holds a balance or connects a wallet directly, so the value proposition is limited to spotting whale activity early and clicking through when a trade looks worth following. Attributed volume currently sits at $25 all time, which places it at #519 on the leaderboard, a useful gut check on how much flow the channel has pushed through Polymarket lately.

There's no wallet connection to polshi.xyz itself. A trader follows the Telegram channel, reads an alert about a large position opening or closing, and if they want to act on it, clicks through to a trade link on the polshi.xyz site. That link carries a ref_price parameter, the mechanism Polymarket uses to credit the order to this builder's code once the trade fills.

The order itself never touches polshi.xyz's infrastructure in any way the evidence shows. Execution happens on Polymarket's own CLOB, using the trader's own connected wallet and Polymarket's own order book; the referral link only tags where the flow originated. That also means the channel holds nothing: no deposit, no custody, no position of its own sitting between the alert and the fill.

What's missing is any layer for managing the trade afterward. There's no dashboard for open positions, no confirmation screen beyond what Polymarket already shows, and no bot to query for a fill status. Whatever happens after the click happens entirely on Polymarket's site, with the tagged link as the only trace of how the trader got there.

• Whale trade alerts

  Pushes notifications when large positions open or close on Polymarket or Kalshi, useful for spotting flow before it moves a market.

• Cross-platform whale coverage

  Tracks whale activity on both Kalshi and Polymarket in one feed, saving a trader from watching two separate order books.

• Always-on alert broadcast

  Runs as a continuous channel rather than a digest, so alerts land as trades happen rather than in a batched summary.

Traders who track whale flow

Want a heads-up when a large wallet opens or closes a position, without running their own monitoring script.

Traders active on both platforms

Trade both Kalshi and Polymarket and would rather follow one alert feed than track two platforms separately.

Telegram-first prediction market traders

Prefer alerts inside a chat app they already have open over logging into a separate dashboard.

Traders seeking early trade ideas

Use whale moves as a starting point for their own research rather than a signal to copy directly.

The operator does not publish a fee schedule for polshi.xyz, so nothing here states what a trader pays beyond what Polymarket itself charges at the point of execution. Because the trade link carries a referral tag, clicking through costs the trader nothing extra; whatever fee applies is set by Polymarket's own CLOB, not by the channel. A trader who wants certainty should check the fee Polymarket displays before confirming a fill rather than assume the referral tag changes it. With fills recorded at 0 all time, there isn't much of a track record yet to judge how consistently that cost has held for people who clicked through.

• Costs nothing to follow, since it's a Telegram channel rather than an app requiring signup.
• Holds no trader funds and requires no wallet connection of its own, so custody risk sits entirely with Polymarket.
• Carries a verified profile on Polymarket, which lends the builder code some baseline accountability.
• Covers whale activity on both Kalshi and Polymarket, useful for traders who watch both venues.

• Publishes no fee schedule, leaving a trader to discover the real cost only at the point of execution.
• Attributed volume over the last week and month both sit at $0 and $0, with 0 fills in that stretch, leaving little recent flow to judge the channel by.
• Offers no terminal, no order management and no portfolio view, since alerts are the entire product.
• Runs a small broadcast channel, not a bot, so there is no way to query it or filter alerts interactively.

Polshi.xyz doesn't hold funds: it's a Telegram channel plus a set of referral-tagged trade links, and execution happens on Polymarket's own CLOB through the trader's own wallet. The verified profile on Polymarket is the main transparency signal here, since the operator publishes no fee schedule and the underlying website wasn't available to check directly. The main operational exposure is the referral link itself: clicking through routes the trade with a ref_price tag attached, so a trader should confirm the fee and market on Polymarket's own confirmation screen before signing, rather than trust the link blindly.

Polshi.xyz suits a trader who wants a free, always-on feed of whale activity across Polymarket and Kalshi and is comfortable clicking through to Polymarket to act on it. It doesn't do much beyond that: no terminal, no fee schedule, no wallet integration, and the recorded flow at #519 on the leaderboard with $25 in all-time attributed volume gives little basis to judge how active it still is. Anyone wanting managed execution, a published cost structure, or evidence of steady recent use should look elsewhere; anyone who just wants an alert feed sitting in Telegram has little to lose by following it.

• What is polshi.xyz?

  It's a Telegram broadcast channel and companion site that alert traders to large whale trades across Polymarket and Kalshi, linking out to Polymarket to execute.

• Is polshi.xyz safe to use?

  It never holds trader funds since trades execute on Polymarket's own CLOB; the main thing to watch is the referral-tagged link it uses to route trades.

• What are polshi.xyz's fees?

  The operator does not publish a fee schedule for polshi.xyz, so a trader only sees the cost that Polymarket itself charges at the point of execution.

• Does polshi.xyz hold my funds?

  No, it holds nothing at all; it's an alert channel and referral link, and execution and custody both happen on Polymarket through the trader's own wallet.

• How does polshi.xyz work?

  A trader follows the Telegram channel for whale alerts, then clicks a tagged trade link on the site that routes the resulting order to Polymarket.

• What are alternatives to polshi.xyz?

  Other Polymarket-focused alert channels and analytics builders exist as alternatives; check each one's recorded attributed volume and rank before trusting its signal over what polshi.xyz shows.