The Polymarket leaderboard ranks traders by lifetime profit. That's a starting point, not a signal. Here's what it measures, what it misses, and how Polyburg builds a sharper ranking.
Total $ profit since the wallet's first trade. Easy to read, but biased toward wallets that took huge positions in early high-volatility markets.
Total $ traded. High volume can mean conviction OR market-making activity. Not always a quality signal on its own.
How many resolved markets the wallet has touched. Useful for sample size, but the leaderboard counts wins and losses identically.
1 · Recency. Lifetime profit doesn’t tell you if a wallet has been hot or cold this quarter. A trader can sit on $1M of 2023 profit while bleeding capital this year.
2 · Sample-size adjustment. Two wallets with $200K profit aren’t equivalent if one made it across 500 markets and the other across 5. The leaderboard treats them the same.
3 · Bots and arbitrageurs. Market-making bots can rank highly on volume and even on profit. They’re not actionable signals. Copying them gets you the same spread, with extra steps.
1 · 90-day rolling ROI. We weight recent performance heavily. A wallet that’s up +60% in the last 90 days ranks above a wallet sitting on stale lifetime gains.
2 · Win rate × sample size. We require a minimum sample (50+ resolved markets) before a wallet shows on the leaderboard. Above that floor, win rate and ROI compose into a single edge score.
3 · Anti-bot heuristics. Pattern-matching on order timing, position sizing, and category breadth filters out market-makers and arbitrageurs automatically.
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