Fortuna

Fortuna is a Telegram bot account, @fortunatgbot, that Polymarket verifies and that describes itself as a prediction market companion. It sits in Predicts.guru's Telegram Bot category because a trader interacts with it entirely inside a Telegram chat rather than through a browser tab or a downloaded app, and every order it places carries its own builder code so Polymarket can attribute the fill back to it.

Fortuna's own volume runs mostly one way: 95.4% of what it routes opens new positions rather than closes them, and the average ticket size of $173 points toward a retail user checking in from a phone rather than a desk working size. Its own copy points traders toward a linked channel, FortunaPortal, for updates outside the bot thread itself, and the fee schedule it advertises is 0.9%.

A trader opens a chat with @fortunatgbot on Telegram and works from there, since Fortuna runs entirely inside that conversation rather than through a browser tab or a separate app. Commands sent in the thread move an order into Polymarket's central limit order book, tagged with Fortuna's builder code so the exchange can credit the fill back to it.

Fortuna's own channels do not state where funds sit while a trade is open, so a trader connecting a wallet should treat that as a question to settle before funding it, not after. The linked channel, FortunaPortal, carries updates outside the main thread, but it is not a public custody disclosure.

Its most recent activity concentrates in Politics, with Will the Fed increase interest rates by 25 bps after the September 2026 meeting pulling the largest share of routed volume through 2026-09-14, so the bot's usefulness right now leans toward traders already watching that category rather than a general tool for every market on the exchange.

• In-chat order placement

  Trades are entered with commands typed straight into the Telegram thread, so a trader can react to a market without opening a browser or separate app.

• Separate announcements feed

  A linked channel, FortunaPortal, carries announcements outside the bot thread, giving a trader a second feed to check without digging through chat history.

• No separate app to install

  Everything runs on the Telegram client a trader already has, so there is nothing extra to download before placing a first order.

Telegram-first retail trader

Wants to react to Polymarket odds without leaving a chat app, and Fortuna's whole flow sits inside that same window.

Small ticket, frequent trader

$173 average fills and a 95.4% buy share point to someone opening small positions often rather than sizing into a single trade.

Politics market watcher

Politics carried the largest share of Fortuna's routed volume through 2026-09-14, making it a natural fit for traders already focused there.

Trader weighing new builders

Fortuna sits at #80 by all-time attributed volume, a starting point worth checking against its trader count and fill history before routing size through it.

Group owner chasing rewards

The operator advertises referral rewards for direct signups and for group owners, which suits someone already running a trading community rather than a solo trader.

Fortuna's own Telegram presence carries no fee schedule anywhere in its bot description or its companion channel; the 0.9% figure attached to this page comes from a separate curated note, not from the operator's own copy. A trader should ask the bot directly, before connecting a wallet, whether that rate is current and whether it applies to every market or only some. Polymarket's own trading fee is set per market and applies the same way regardless of which builder routes the order, so it says nothing about what makes Fortuna different from any other bot.

• It runs entirely inside Telegram, so a trader already living in that app has nothing new to install.
• Its verified profile ties fills back to a specific builder code, which lets a trader check the 5K count and $4.5M attributed to it before trusting the operator's own claims.
• 139 of history gives more to judge than a bot that launched last week.
• A companion channel, FortunaPortal, separates announcements from the trading thread, so the chat itself does not fill up with noise.
• Buy share of 95.4% shows the bot is used mainly to open positions, which is easy to verify against a trader's own activity.

• The operator publishes no fee schedule of its own, leaving 0.9% as a curated figure rather than a stated rate.
• Mean traders per day of 1 and a cohort of 6 wallets point to a small, concentrated user base rather than a broad crowd.
• It doesn't state where funds sit while a trade is open, so custody is a question a trader has to raise directly rather than read.
• The bot's own copy stays limited to a short description and a referral pitch, without naming specific commands, panels or screens a trader can expect.
• Recent volume is concentrated in a single market and category, Will the Fed increase interest rates by 25 bps after the September 2026 meeting in Politics, leaving little evidence of breadth elsewhere.

Fortuna does not state where funds sit while an order is open, and its own channels stop at a short bot description and a companion feed, so a trader is left to test custody and fund handling by connecting a wallet rather than reading a policy first. Its verified profile on Polymarket ties every fill to a checkable builder code, which at least lets a trader audit 5K fills and $4.5M in attributed volume against the operator's own claims. The referral incentives for group owners are worth reading as a sign the tool is being distributed through communities, not vetted by them.

Fortuna works for a trader who already runs their day inside Telegram and wants to place Polymarket bets without opening a browser, and who is willing to accept a companion channel and a short bot description as the extent of its public documentation. The referral structure aimed at group owners suggests the operator is courting communities as much as individual traders. Anyone sizing beyond a phone-sized position, or wanting a stated custody policy and a published fee schedule before connecting a wallet, should treat #80 and 6 as reasons to keep looking rather than reasons to commit.

• Is Fortuna safe to connect a wallet to?

  Fortuna doesn't publish a custody policy or a fee schedule of its own, so safety depends on what a trader verifies directly with the bot before funding it, not on anything stated publicly.

• What is Fortuna on Polymarket?

  Fortuna is a Telegram bot account that routes Polymarket orders under its own builder code, letting a trader place and track bets on prediction markets from inside a Telegram chat.

• What does Fortuna charge in fees?

  The operator's curated figure is 0.9%, but that number does not appear in Fortuna's own bot description or channel, so a trader should confirm it directly before routing size.

• Are there alternatives to Fortuna for trading Polymarket through Telegram?

  Predicts.guru tracks other builders in the same Telegram Bot category, and comparing #80, trader counts and fill history across them is a better filter than the marketing copy alone.

• How long has Fortuna been active on Polymarket?

  Its first attributed fill landed on 2026-04-29, giving it 139 of history through 2026-09-14, enough to see how it behaves across more than one news cycle.

• Does Fortuna hold custody of trader funds?

  Fortuna's own materials do not say, and a wallet connected to any Telegram bot should be treated as exposed until the operator states how funds and approvals are handled.

• Does Fortuna pay referral rewards?

  The operator advertises rewards for direct referrals and separately for group owners, which points to a bot being distributed through Telegram communities rather than found independently.