ns9z: is this Polymarket wallet worth copying?

0xdfa8ecae5f442d9d2b25bc24ba41e524dc39cae6 · leaderboard rank #277 · on Polymarket ↗

Copyable Rejected

Liquid markets, entries we can follow, edge across categories. Reservation: margin on volume -15.3% below floor. book quality unknown for the sampled markets.

Trades, 30 days
306
55 resolved · 18% of them
Win rate
45%
on resolved markets
Margin on volume
-15%
$3983.18 on $10848.48 traded
Copyability
54/100
liquidity, spread, post-fill drift

Where ns9z actually wins

Best category: Sports. Match winners, spreads and totals. The deepest books on Polymarket and the fastest settlement, which makes sports the easiest category to copy on paper — and the one where fills matter most.

CategoryScoreMarketsWin rateP&L
Sports33100%−$678.80
Other markets2429649%−$11657.10

Could you have copied these trades?

Typical entry about 4 hours before resolution. Average fill size $264.21; average spread paid 0.0¢; average book liquidity $0.00. Profit is spread across markets rather than one lucky call.

How the desk's view changed

  • 2026-10-01: On the watchlist → Rejected — margin on volume -15.3% below floor

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Open the desk ↗ How the verdict is computed

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Figures are the desk's 30-day research read of public Polymarket data, refreshed every few hours. “Margin on volume” is net P&L ÷ traded volume, not return on capital. Paper results are simulated. Nothing here is financial advice. Last updated 2026-10-01.

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