Polymarket trader analytics: performance, activity and address search
Every leaderboard answers one narrow question — who made the most money in one window — and most tools stop there. Vultax keeps observed performance, recent activity and address search as separate views, because a wallet that has been active this hour, a wallet that ranked first last month, and a wallet with a durable record are three different findings.
Polymarket PnL leaderboard · 7d
The public Polymarket profit-and-loss leaderboard over seven days, mirrored with its own source time. Free to read.
Observed · Observed
| Rank | Public display name | Reported PnL | Reported volume |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TheReturnOfDarthMaul | 1,208,273 | 2,618,563 |
| 2 | 00gringo00 | 1,161,702 | 18,938,488 |
| 3 | halvanicus | 636,310.00 | 16,264,036 |
| 4 | RN1 | 506,758.00 | 29,930,997 |
| 5 | balthazar | 458,399.00 | 1,023,353 |
| 6 | BrotherObama | 347,430.00 | 3,646,273 |
| 7 | foodenjoyer | 323,415.00 | 2,345,259 |
| 8 | kindar | 300,262.00 | 2,191,932 |
What you can do with it
Separate the ranking from the record
A seven-day leaderboard is a window, and windows favour whoever was large and lucky inside them. Read a rank next to the observed performance cohort rather than instead of it, and check how many periods a wallet appears in before treating a name as a track record.
Watch what is moving now
The Live movers view in the app ranks recent taker activity rather than profit. Its column named Vi IQ is an activity score — recency, volume, fill count and market breadth — and the app says so on the page: descriptive, not a return forecast.
Look up an address
Search a wallet to read its observed activity with the sample and time context attached. What you get is what public trading shows. An address is not an identity, and Vultax does not attempt to attach a person to one.
Follow a wallet into the markets it trades
From a trader, move to the markets that wallet has been printing in, and read those markets' prices and depth. Concentration is usually more informative than the profit-and-loss figure: what somebody trades repeatedly says more than what they made once.
How it works
Four populations, deliberately not merged
The observed performance cohort, live movers, address search and the venue's own leaderboard cover different sets of wallets, measured over different windows, from different sources. Vultax keeps them apart and labels each one, because merging them produces a single ranking that cannot be checked and quietly changes meaning as its inputs go stale.
The practical consequence is that a wallet can be top of one view and absent from another without either being wrong. The population line above each view says which question you are looking at the answer to.
Why profit-and-loss is a weak measure here
Prediction market returns are dominated by position size and by how often somebody took the favourite. A wallet that repeatedly bought contracts at ninety cents will show a high win rate and a modest return; a wallet that bought longshots will show the reverse. Neither number tells you whether the trader was well calibrated.
The Vultax research on trader persistence measures how much of a period's ranking survives into the next one, on a stated sample of wallets over a stated window. It is the honest answer to 'should I follow this person', and the answer is more sobering than the leaderboards imply.
What Vultax will not do with a wallet
It will not name the person behind it, infer an identity from an alias, or accuse anyone of anything. Public display names are public display names. Where a pattern is unusual, the product describes the pattern and leaves the interpretation to you.
It will not copy trades either. There is no copy trading, no automated following and no signal delivery on any plan.
Four questions worth asking about a wallet
How many periods does it appear in? A wallet at the top of one seven-day window is a wallet that had a good week. One that appears across several windows is a different kind of observation, and the persistence research measures how often that happens on a stated sample.
What price range does it trade? A record built on buying heavy favourites will show a high win rate and thin returns; one built on longshots will show the opposite. Both can be profitable and neither is evidence of judgement without knowing which it is.
How concentrated is it? A wallet that trades one category repeatedly is making a claim about that category. A wallet spread across everything is making a claim about trading. The second is much harder to sustain and much rarer than leaderboards suggest.
How large is it relative to the market? A large wallet in a thin market is partly setting the price it is being measured against. That is not manipulation; it is arithmetic, and it makes the return figure less informative than it looks.
What each plan gives you here
What a plan changes on this surface.
| What you get | Free | Essential | Premium | Pro |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trader Radar and a trader's public record: P&L, volume, rank and the profile summary | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| A trader's positions, trades and category record | Not included | Included | Included | Included |
| Prediction market prices, charts and market pages | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| The tables on this site, as JSON and CSV | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Historical lookback | Current views | 3 days | 7 days | 30 days |
Compared with the leaderboard and copy-trading tools
The established products in this space pair a leaderboard with a copy-trading or alerting product, often at a low monthly price, and the leaderboard exists to feed the paid part. Vultax has no copy product, so the leaderboard here has nothing to sell you and can be honest about how little a seven-day rank predicts. What it adds instead is the population behind each view, a source time on every table, and an export.
Competitor details last checked . They describe other products as their operators published them, not as an assessment of them.
Every table on this page
Each table carries its own source, observation time, coverage and limits, and can be taken away as JSON or CSV. A missing value means the source did not report it; it is never rendered as a zero.
01 Market snapshot
Polymarket PnL leaderboard · 7d
Public display names and reported PnL from the existing Polymarket leaderboard mirror.
ObservedObserved 10 rowsWithin this table’s source-time freshness window; prices can change between observations.
| Rank | Public display name | Reported PnL (USD) | Reported volume (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TheReturnOfDarthMaul | 1,208,273 | 2,618,563 |
| 2 | 00gringo00 | 1,161,702 | 18,938,488 |
| 3 | halvanicus | 636,310.00 | 16,264,036 |
| 4 | RN1 | 506,758.00 | 29,930,997 |
| 5 | balthazar | 458,399.00 | 1,023,353 |
| 6 | BrotherObama | 347,430.00 | 3,646,273 |
| 7 | foodenjoyer | 323,415.00 | 2,345,259 |
| 8 | kindar | 300,262.00 | 2,191,932 |
| 9 | HMLSF | 283,472.00 | 9,195,752 |
| 10 | ethanaz | 276,486.00 | 1,019,224 |
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CoverageTop ten displayed from the source’s 25-row 7d PnL leaderboard sample. This is distinct from Vultax’s observed-performance cohort.
Public aliases do not establish identity. Rankings are period-specific observations, not evidence of repeatable returns.
The source rounds amounts and can default missing amounts to zero. No wallet/profile URL is inferred from a display name.
02 Market snapshot
Polymarket PnL leaderboard · 1d
Public display names and reported PnL from the existing Polymarket leaderboard mirror.
ObservedObserved 10 rowsWithin this table’s source-time freshness window; prices can change between observations.
| Rank | Public display name | Reported PnL (USD) | Reported volume (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | halvanicus | 1,441,699 | 0 |
| 2 | kindar | 364,826.00 | 54,514.00 |
| 3 | JnStrtPrdctnMrkts | 91,170.00 | 95,384.00 |
| 4 | BrotherObama | 90,523.00 | 346,458.00 |
| 5 | 0x49F206 | 72,006.00 | 32,408.00 |
| 6 | Herdonia | 68,029.00 | 52,234.00 |
| 7 | Feromont | 59,394.00 | 6,926.00 |
| 8 | pleaseplease123 | 56,350.00 | 0 |
| 9 | BreakTheBank | 50,271.00 | 344,475.00 |
| 10 | Donkey14 | 49,475.00 | 0 |
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CoverageTop ten displayed from the source’s 25-row 1d PnL leaderboard sample. This is distinct from Vultax’s observed-performance cohort.
Public aliases do not establish identity. Rankings are period-specific observations, not evidence of repeatable returns.
The source rounds amounts and can default missing amounts to zero. No wallet/profile URL is inferred from a display name.
03 Market snapshot
Polymarket PnL leaderboard · 30d
Public display names and reported PnL from the existing Polymarket leaderboard mirror.
ObservedObserved 10 rowsWithin this table’s source-time freshness window; prices can change between observations.
| Rank | Public display name | Reported PnL (USD) | Reported volume (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 00gringo00 | 3,654,637 | 28,166,737 |
| 2 | TheReturnOfDarthMaul | 2,015,733 | 3,867,724 |
| 3 | balthazar | 1,165,658 | 3,503,022 |
| 4 | Flaznorp | 1,040,215 | 95,625,951 |
| 5 | wr0ngw4yb3tt0r | 966,067.00 | 38,778,637 |
| 6 | sainttroplay | 941,198.00 | 2,923,410 |
| 7 | ripley86alien | 758,230.00 | 11,557,476 |
| 8 | e46m3 | 740,970.00 | 1,535,441 |
| 9 | Kch-Temp | 686,453.00 | 2,323,059 |
| 10 | BreakTheBank | 648,392.00 | 19,245,475 |
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CoverageTop ten displayed from the source’s 25-row 30d PnL leaderboard sample. This is distinct from Vultax’s observed-performance cohort.
Public aliases do not establish identity. Rankings are period-specific observations, not evidence of repeatable returns.
The source rounds amounts and can default missing amounts to zero. No wallet/profile URL is inferred from a display name.
Questions
Can I copy a trader's positions?
No. Vultax does not offer copy trading, automated following or trade mirroring on any plan. You can study a wallet's public activity and decide for yourself.
What is the observed performance cohort?
A defined population of prediction-market wallets whose results Vultax tracks as a group. It is not a count of Vultax customers, not every wallet on the venue, and not a list of currently active traders — which is exactly why it is labelled separately from the leaderboards.
Why is the Vi IQ column in the trader table different from Vi IQ elsewhere?
Because it is a different metric with the same family name. The trader column is an activity score built from recent taker recency, volume, fill count and market breadth. The crypto workspace's Vi IQ is a six-domain market score. The Vi IQ page explains both.
Does a high rank mean a trader is skilled?
It means they made more money than others in that window. Whether that repeats is an empirical question, and the published persistence research answers it with a stated sample rather than an opinion.
Can I search any wallet address?
You can search addresses in the app and read the observed activity that public trading shows. Coverage depends on what the source returns; a missing wallet is missing data, not an inactive trader.
Is any of this personal data?
These are public blockchain trades and public venue display names. Vultax does not link them to a person, and the privacy policy sets out how market data is handled.
Which plan do I need?
The tables on this page are free, and so are the app's trader profiles and radar. The plan rows further up this page are generated from the same entitlement map the price list uses.
Can I export the leaderboards?
Yes. Each table on this page links its own JSON and CSV with the source time and coverage attached, free and without an account.
Coverage and methodology
- Public tables mirror existing Vultax source packs. They do not include account data, private watchlists or the complete app dataset.
- Source time, coverage and limitations apply to each table. Missing values are unavailable, not zero.
Published research behind this page
Dated write-ups of the same sources. A figure in a study describes the window it was written about, not the snapshot above.
Who makes money on Polymarket, whether winners keep winning, and how five leaderboards count. The top 1% of winning wallets took 43.9% of realised gains; 124 of 137 active June winners were profitable again in July, against a 41–51% repeat rate across all wallets month to month.
Hourly activity for 130,346 Polymarket wallets over 12 days in August and September 2026: 2,080 wallets were active in every hour of the clock and filled 58.4% of 9.82 million trades. The ten busiest wallets alone filled one trade in five. Half of all wallets traded on a single day.
Keep reading
Take this into the workspace
The leaderboards here are public, and the app's trader profiles and radar open without an account.
A free account needs no payment card and starts no subscription. Figures on this page were observed . JSON · Markdown · Schema