Polymarket Market Activity by Accounts with Past Profits

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No account number or market link is needed. Find Polymarket markets traded by accounts with at least US$5,000 in profit from completed trades. Compare how many qualifying accounts traded each market, the trading amount, and the reported profit or loss.

You receive

Receive one page of markets traded by the wallet group selected through your criteria. Each market can include its title and identifier, the count of selected wallets that traded it, USD trading volume, realized and net total P&L, average ROI, average win rate and the share of net buyers. Keep the returned wallet criteria and metrics window alongside the comparison. The response also supplies this page’s count, limit and whether more records are available. Net-buyer share uses a 0–1 scale; read the average ROI and average win-rate values as supplied because their output scales are unspecified.

Start with your task

Find [3] Polymarket markets traded by accounts with at least [US$5,000] overall profit from completed trades. Sort by trading amount; show account counts and reported gains or losses.

What to know

Set a source-qualifying wallet criterion before requesting a page. The records describe past market activity, rather than individual wallet addresses or current holdings. A qualifying wallet’s global P&L does not make every market profitable. A page is partial, and neither coverage nor refresh timing is guaranteed.

Inputs & outputs

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Input schema

Input schema
Field / Path	Type	Requirement	Meaning
Wallet criteria and query settings`queryParams`	`object`	Optional	Put source query settings directly here and choose a qualifying wallet condition. For example, min_realized_pnl=5000 means global realized P&L of at least US$5,000. Defaults: all_time, smart_volume descending, limit100; limit1–100. Native optionality does not remove the qualification requirement.
Optional nested query container`queryParams.query`	`object`	Optional	This native open object is forwarded unchanged; it does not move nested values into URL query settings. For wallet criteria and page settings, leave it out and use queryParams directly.

View raw JSON

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  "properties": {
    "queryParams": {
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        "query": {
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          "required": [],
          "properties": {}
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "additionalProperties": false
}

Result schema

Output fields have not been documented yet.

Additional notes

Define the wallet group first

“Smart” describes wallets selected by your criteria. A condition such as global realized P&L of at least US$5,000 selects the group across markets; it is different from the reported P&L for that group in an individual market. It does not identify verified people or establish that every market they traded was profitable.

Separate money from ratios

Trading volume measures USD turnover, rather than profit or current holdings. Read realized P&L separately from net total P&L: the source describes total P&L as realized plus unrealized P&L minus net fees. Net-buyer share uses a 0–1 scale, so 0.5 represents half of the selected wallets under that measure. The output scales and averaging weights for average ROI and average win rate are unspecified; retain their supplied values instead of automatically converting them to percentages.

Keep the criteria, window and page together

The official smart-activity documentation describes 1-day, 7-day, 30-day and all-time metric windows. The default uses all-time metrics and orders markets by the selected wallets’ trading volume from highest to lowest, with a default page size of 100; you can request 1–100 markets per page. Keep the returned criteria and window with each comparison. The exact rolling-window anchor and how the window affects wallet selection versus market aggregation are unspecified.

The count describes markets in this page. A more-data flag or actual cursor can indicate continuation, but it does not fetch another page automatically or establish complete coverage. Market titles and all-time activity do not establish present tradability or a source refresh time.

Choose a minimum profit
No account number or market link is needed. If you filter by profit, use at least [US$5,000] from completed Polymarket trades. This selects accounts across markets; it does not mean every market shown earned that amount.
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Choose how many markets to see
Ask for up to [100] markets on one page. By default, the Tool uses all available trading history and lists markets with the highest trading amounts first.
Find [3] Polymarket markets traded by accounts with at least [US$5,000] overall profit from completed trades. Sort by trading amount; show account counts and reported gains or losses.
Understand the account count
The count is of accounts that meet your chosen minimum, not verified individual people; this Tool does not identify account owners. Past results do not guarantee future profits. Only one page is shown.