Why does entry timing matter for copying a Polymarket wallet?
Entry timing — How long before a market resolves a wallet typically enters. Early entries tie up a follower's capital for weeks.
A wallet that buys a political outcome at 30¢ four months before the election and sells at 80¢ has a great record and is almost useless to copy: the follower's $20 sits idle for months, the price has moved by the time the copy arrives, and the wallet may exit long before resolution without the follower knowing why.
Stratex Hub measures each wallet's median hours-to-resolution at entry and rejects wallets that enter too early to follow, with the number shown on the profile. Sports and short-dated crypto markets tend to score best here; politics and macro worst.
See it on real wallets
Every wallet page on Stratex Hub shows this measure with the numbers behind it. Start from the re-ranked leaderboard or browse all analysed wallets; the methodology has the formulas.