Compare ranked Polymarket wallet records by performance window and sorting metric. No wallet address is needed; optional filters narrow the page you receive.
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Compare ranked Polymarket wallet records by performance window and sorting metric. No wallet address is needed; optional filters narrow the page you receive.
You receive
Get a page of ranked Polymarket wallets with addresses, profit and loss, trading volume, rates, trade counts and closed-position counts. Each record also carries the supplier’s trading-style labels, which can overlap.
Your Agent can place these records side by side using the same window and metric definitions, showing missing values alongside the reported amounts.
Start with your task
Show the first five wallets on the Polymarket ranking for all recorded history. Compare their reported gains or losses, trading volume, and number of trades. Mention any missing figures.
What to know
A wallet address does not verify a person, and past performance or a style label does not predict future returns. The page is not an exhaustive wallet inventory or a guarantee of current rankings. Label calculations may use a different scope from the selected performance window.
Inputs & outputs
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Input schema
Input schema
Field / Path
Type
Requirement
Meaning
Ranking filtersqueryParams
object
Optional
Optional container for leaderboard controls placed directly in queryParams. A general first page needs no wallet or market identifier.
Nested query objectqueryParams.query
object
Optional
Optional generic object with no declared children. Put this endpoint’s documented controls directly in queryParams.
A nullable key for continuing the same query. Preserve it unchanged rather than interpreting it as a wallet, page number or offset.
Additional notes
Compare the same window
The general first page needs no wallet address or market identifier. Optional window choices are 1d, 7d, 30d and all_time, defaulting to all_time. sort_by defaults to total_pnl and also supports realized_pnl, volume, roi, profit_factor, win_rate and trades; order defaults to desc and may be asc. A page limit is an integer from 1 to 100, defaulting to 100. The rolling windows do not define custom dates, a timezone or a refresh schedule.
Numeric min/max filters cover PnL, volume, trades, ROI, profit factor, win rate, average trade size, wallet age, average prices and entry edge. Use the documented units and bounds. style includes comma-separated labels with OR logic; exclude_style omits labels. The source does not fully define include/exclude interactions or every filter’s relationship to rolling windows.
Read amounts and rates together
Total PnL combines realized and unrealized PnL and subtracts net fees. Refunds are already netted into fees_paid, while fees_refunded is a deprecated zero placeholder. Trades and closed positions count different things; winning and losing positions need not account for every closed position. ROI and win rate are decimals, so 0.5 means 50%, but their denominators are not specified. Profit factor is gross profit divided by gross loss; its zero-loss convention is not defined. Preserve the reported values rather than rebuilding these ratios.
Average buy and sell prices are nullable volume-weighted values on the 0–1 scale, not current executable quotes or independently calibrated probabilities. entry_edge is the source average sell price minus average buy price, documented only for all_time. Its null value is not zero. The first_trade_at Unix timestamp has no explicit seconds or milliseconds unit in the matching documentation.
Labels and page context
Trading-style flags can overlap, while primary_style is a separate supplier-assigned label. Their calculation window and some threshold boundaries are not fully specified; the selected page does not justify reclassifying wallets or judging a person’s skill. A page count is separate from the entire ranked-wallet population, and continuation does not promise a frozen dataset.
No link, name, or number is needed. This page shows the all-time ranking by reported total profit or loss, highest first; it cannot look up one person by name. Each row shows a wallet’s past trading record and does not confirm a person’s identity.
Show the first five wallets on the Polymarket ranking for all recorded history. Compare their reported gains or losses, trading volume, and number of trades. Mention any missing figures.
Understand the past results
These figures show past activity. They do not identify who owns a wallet or predict future returns. A blank figure means no value was available.