Whale profiles

Open any wallet to see its full track record on Polymarket. Every tab is open on a free account. Pro unlocks every trade in the Trades list, the full chart history and the deeper analysis: score breakdowns, the copy-trade backtest, calibration and trading patterns.

Open a profile#

  1. From the Leaderboard, click any whale's name.
  2. Or from any trade card on the home feed, click the wallet name.
  3. Or paste a wallet address into Search ( ) and pick the matching result.
A whale profile page showing the trader's name, wallet address, badges, and stat strips for realized P&L, win rate, total volume and portfolio value, with recent trades below.
A whale profile. The badges and headline stats sit at the top, with the Overview, Trades, Performance, Patterns and Insights tabs below.

The tabs#

  • Overview: realized P&L, win rate, volume, portfolio value, recent form, the best and worst single trade, and the whale's most recent trades.
  • Trades: every position the whale holds or has closed, with what they staked and what it made or lost. See below.
  • Performance: cumulative P&L and win rate over time, capital at risk, streaks, drawdown and trade sizes.
  • Patterns: when they trade, how long they hold, the odds they like to enter at, how often they trade and how often they bet against the crowd.
  • Insights: leaderboard rank history, the smart money score, a copy-trade backtest, probability calibration and the insider score breakdown.

Explore their trades#

The Trades tab lists the wallet's positions, one row per outcome they bought: open ones with their unrealized P&L, closed ones with the result they booked.

  • Sort by newest, largest stake, biggest gain or biggest loss.
  • Filter to Open, Won or Lost, pick a category, or search the market titles. Every chip shows how many positions it holds.
  • Click a row to open the trade, or the market when there is no tracked trade for it.
The Trades tab of a whale profile, sorted by biggest gain, with status and category filters above a list of positions showing stake, entry price, P&L and date.
The Trades tab, sorted by biggest gain.

Note

Free accounts can use every sort and filter and see the first 10 positions of each view. Pro shows the full list.

Free and Pro#

On a free account every tab opens. The headline numbers stay free: P&L, win rate, the smart money and insider scores, rank history, the activity heatmap and the performance chart for the last month. Pro adds:

  • Every trade in the Trades tab, past the first 10.
  • Full chart history: the 3 month, 1 year and all time windows on the Performance chart.
  • Score breakdowns: the components behind the smart money score, and the factors behind the insider score.
  • Copy-trade backtest: what copying this whale would have returned, priced at fills you could actually have got.
  • Probability calibration: when this wallet bets on a 30% outcome, does it actually resolve 30% of the time? Calibrated wallets are rarer than they sound.
  • Trading velocity and contrarian behaviour on the Patterns tab.
  • Daily summary: an AI-written read on the wallet, once a day.

How to use the insider score#

The insider score is the single number that earns the most attention. It bands into low at 40 and under, medium above 40 up to 70, and high above 70. A score in the eighties means the trade combines several suspicious factors at once, for example a large position on a low-probability outcome placed shortly before resolution. The medium band is worth reading but not on its own conclusive.

Those bands are the same ones alert rules use, so a rule set to high fires on exactly the trades that show a high badge. There is more on how the score is built, and how it differs from the smart money score, in scores and badges.

Note

Insider score is a heuristic, not proof of insider trading. It is designed to surface trades worth investigating. Read the breakdown to see which factors are driving the score.

Switch the timeframe#

The Activity selector at the top of the profile changes the lookback for the wallet's activity panels, such as the heatmap and the trading patterns. Options are 30D, 90D, 1Y and All. Lifetime figures such as realized P&L and win rate stay lifetime. The selector is hidden on Performance, where the chart has its own windows, and on Trades, which always covers the whole book.