Polymarket wallet trackers: what they show about you

A Polymarket wallet tracker is a tool that watches a Polymarket wallet address and reports every position that address opens, closes or changes, usually within seconds. Wallet trackers run as Telegram bots, X accounts, browser dashboards and open-source scripts, and they work on any Polymarket address without permission, because Polymarket’s positions and activity are public data.

Updated 2026-10-13

What can a Polymarket wallet tracker see?

A Polymarket wallet tracker sees everything a Polymarket profile shows, as it happens. First, each new position, with the market, the side, the number of shares and the price. Second, each position closed, with the result. Third, running profit and loss, win rate and total volume. Fourth, the full history of the address back to its first trade. Most trackers accept a size threshold, so a tracker can follow one specific address or scan every market for positions above a chosen amount, such as $10,000. According to Polymarket’s documentation, public positions and activity endpoints return this data for any wallet address, which is why a free script and a paid dashboard show the same numbers.

Who uses Polymarket wallet trackers?

Polymarket wallet trackers are used by three groups. First, whale watchers point trackers at the largest accounts and post their positions to followers, which is how a single large bet on a political market becomes a news item within the hour. Second, analysts and dashboards aggregate tracker data into leaderboards, win rates and market-by-market holder lists. Third, people with a personal interest: someone who wants to know what one particular person is doing points a tracker at that person’s address, and from then on every trade arrives as a notification. For the account being watched, a wallet tracker turns a trading history into a live feed of decisions, delivered to whoever cared enough to subscribe.

How do you stay off a wallet tracker’s feed?

A wallet tracker is limited to positions that are publicly linked to an account. On OffMarket, positions are not publicly linked to the trader’s account, so a tracker pointed at an OffMarket account finds no positions to report, no history to study and no feed to subscribe to. The trader still uses the same Polymarket markets, through the same order book, at the same odds: a share at 72 cents on Polymarket is 72 cents on OffMarket.

1. Sign in to OffMarket with Google or connect a crypto wallet.
2. Deposit USDC.
3. Trade the same Polymarket prediction markets at the same odds. Positions are not publicly linked to the account.