Shark Radar scores every Polymarket wallet on return over the money it actually risked, watches the ones that pass, and alerts you by email or Telegram when they place a big bet.
Free for 3 tracked traders. No card required. Read-only — we never ask for wallet keys or deposits.
Genuinely profitable. Mathematically pointless to copy.
Skill that survives a worse fill.
You've seen the "copy whales, get rich" pitch. Here's why we don't make it.
Most Polymarket whale trackers and copy-trading bots rank wallets by raw profit and race to mirror their fills. Shark Radar is a skill screen: it scores every wallet on return over the money it actually risked, filters out lucky streaks and uncopyable trading styles, and sends whale alerts by email or Telegram only for the traders that pass.
Blindly mirroring fills usually does. Public backtests found almost no skill persistence in raw PnL rankings, and copying last season's top wallets into fresh markets lost money out of sample. That's exactly why Shark Radar doesn't rank raw profit — it scores skill signals like risk-adjusted returns and consistency, so you follow judgment instead of chasing fills.
The native leaderboard ranks raw profit and volume — no win rate, no ROI, no risk. Wallets have topped it with an average entry price of $0.979: genuinely profitable, mathematically pointless to follow. Profit alone can't tell you who's worth watching.
Never. Shark Radar is read-only over public on-chain data. No wallet keys, no deposits, no order execution — alerts and analytics only. Nothing here is financial advice.
If your plan is to out-race trading bots on the same fill, yes. Shark Radar is a radar, not a race: it tells you which traders have durable skill and when they take real positions, so you can research the market they're in — not blind-copy their price.