Who actually wins on Polymarket — and which markets look off.
MarketSignals is an editorial tracker. We watch publicly available on-chain activity on Polymarket and surface two things: the traders who keep coming out ahead, and the markets where the current price looks worth a second look against simple sanity heuristics. Data, not advice.
Snapshot generated May 29, 2026 · 80 traders · 400 markets · 179 signals
Top traders by volume
Wallets we are tracking, ranked by traded volume across the snapshot.
Markets worth a second look
Markets where current pricing diverges meaningfully from our simple sanity heuristic. Editorial flags, not calls.
Market trades 1¢ on YES (deeply against the outcome) on 28935K in lifetime volume. Tail-priced markets with active volume are worth a second look against the underlying question and any new information.
Market trades 1¢ on YES (deeply against the outcome) on 19447K in lifetime volume. Tail-priced markets with active volume are worth a second look against the underlying question and any new information.
Market trades 1¢ on YES (deeply against the outcome) on 15371K in lifetime volume. Tail-priced markets with active volume are worth a second look against the underlying question and any new information.
Market trades 1¢ on YES (deeply against the outcome) on 10886K in lifetime volume. Tail-priced markets with active volume are worth a second look against the underlying question and any new information.
Market trades 1¢ on YES (deeply against the outcome) on 8066K in lifetime volume. Tail-priced markets with active volume are worth a second look against the underlying question and any new information.
What this site is, and is not
It is
- · A read-only view of public Polymarket data.
- · Editorial summaries of who is trading what, and where prices look unusual.
- · A way to research before forming your own views.
It is not
- · A trading platform. We do not accept orders or hold funds.
- · Financial advice. Nothing here is a tip or a position.
- · A copy-trade tool. Past activity is not predictive.