Polymarket leaderboard, ranked by skill instead of profit

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Polymarket's own leaderboard shows who made the most money. This one shows who made the most of the money they risked, with lucky streaks and uncopyable styles removed. These are the top 25.

#TraderSkill (ROI on risk)RecordVolumeStyleConfidenceCopyable
1Sugarina+111%306-231$243.1KSharpStrongYes
2zerosmart+75%87-84$55.6KSharpStrongYes
30x274c...da86+64%28-23$161.1KSharpStrongYes
4seiyah16+38%38-41$22KSharpModerateYes
5Railcool+35%154-113$663.1KSharpStrongYes
6gangmusic+32%42-28$341.9KSharpModerateYes
7Wristony+31%57-37$79.4KSharpStrongYes
8vovatoxic+31%84-80$148.3KSharpStrongYes
90xc8b9...b836+28%443-208$1.7MSharpStrongYes
101nd7392nd821lu+26%37-17$14.2KSharpModerateYes
11Loyalty-Crash+26%114-93$88.7KSharpStrongYes
12twinna+25%150-129$349.6KSharpStrongYes
130x437b...1d11+24%40-42$76.3KSharpModerateYes
14FYYY0689+24%41-41$245.9KSharpModerateYes
150xe78a...637d+20%32-28$26.9KSharpModerateYes
16BillyGating+20%18-12$3.6MWhaleModerateYes
170xC9BFc7986767173b4f1c3FC9B2c6b255F+19%381-306$2.7MSharpStrongYes
18Sagand+18%57-20$229.4KFavourite buyerModerateYes
19BiDiFakePolls+16%302-220$1.3MSharpModerateYes
20iloveRonaldo67+15%168-185$115KSharpModerateYes
21jadebasilisk+15%100-84$72.4KSharpModerateYes
22Canesclean+15%58-61$190.2KSharpModerateYes
23CVCM+15%241-200$257KSharpStrongYes
24tony1919+14%92-25$672.9KSharpModerateYes
25Rebecca-95+13%104-84$107.2KSharpModerateYes

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How this leaderboard differs from Polymarket's profit leaderboard

Polymarket's official leaderboard ranks wallets by raw profit or by volume. That rewards bankroll size: a wallet risking millions on near-certain favorites can top it while earning a thin return on what it put in. This board ranks by skill score instead, which is ROI on money risked (profit over the cost basis of the positions taken). Wallets that clear every statistical gate are listed first. Volume is shown for context and never used to rank.

Luck is filtered with a minimum sample: scored wallets need at least 25 resolved positions, and wallets with a negative return are dropped. Each row carries a confidence tier. Strong means at least 15 independent positions with an edge two standard deviations above chance; Moderate means 15 or more with an edge still within noise; Thin means fewer than 15.

Styles a follower can't capture, such as market-making, arbitrage, latency bots and scalping, are screened out, and the Copyable column flags the rest. The full method is on our methodology page, and the current top list is on best Polymarket traders.

How to read the columns

  • ROI on risk: profit over the capital actually put at risk.
  • Record: wins and losses on resolved markets.
  • Volume: total traded, shown for context, not used to rank.
  • Style: the trader's dominant approach.
  • Confidence: how strongly the record rules out luck.

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Leaderboards compared

ToolWhat it ranksAlertsFilters luck / uncopyable stylesCost
Polymarket profile + leaderboardRaw profit and volumeNo follow alerts (price alerts on your own positions only)NoFree
PolycopyPnL / ROI leaderboards plus its own Copy ScoreCopy feed and trader bots built for mirroring tradesCopy Score (its own metric)See polycopy.app
Shark RadarROI on money actually risked, behind statistical gatesOne Telegram alert per real net position change, not per fillYes: luck filter plus uncopyable-style screen (market-making, reward farming, arb)Free watchlist of 3 traders; Pro plan on the pricing page

Common questions

Where is the official Polymarket leaderboard?

Polymarket publishes its own leaderboard on polymarket.com, sorted by profit and by volume over different time windows. This page ranks the same kind of wallets a different way: by return on the money they actually risked.

How is this leaderboard ranked?

By ROI on money risked, after statistical gates. A wallet needs enough resolved markets to rank, its edge has to stand apart from luck, and styles nobody can copy, such as market-making, reward farming, and arbitrage, are screened out. The full method is on our methodology page.

Why is the top wallet on Polymarket's leaderboard not here?

Large profit usually comes with a large bankroll. A wallet that risks millions at near-certain prices can top a profit leaderboard while earning a small return on what it risked. If its style is market-making or arbitrage, it is filtered out entirely because there is nothing to follow.

Is this the same as Polymarket's leaderboard?

No. Polymarket's leaderboard ranks wallets by profit or volume. This one ranks by skill score, which is ROI on the money a wallet actually risked. Scored wallets need at least 25 resolved positions, wallets with a negative return are dropped, and styles a follower cannot copy are screened out.

How many resolved positions does a wallet need to be listed?

At least 25. A short record with a good week is noise rather than a near-miss, so scored wallets below that floor are not shown, however much they made.

What does copyable mean?

It means following the wallet's entries can represent how it actually makes money. Market makers, arbitrage bots, latency bots and scalpers are marked not copyable: they earn the spread, trade a market's legs against each other, react in the last hour before resolution, or profit on intraday exits, none of which a follower entering later and holding to resolution can capture. Those styles are kept off this board.

What do Strong, Moderate and Thin confidence mean?

Confidence describes sample size, not skill, and is shown beside the rank rather than folded into it. Strong means at least 15 independent positions and an edge at least two standard deviations above chance. Moderate means at least 15 independent positions but an edge still within noise. Thin means fewer than 15 once correlated positions in the same event are counted once.

How often does the leaderboard update?

Wallets are rescored as their markets resolve. The date at the top shows the most recent rescore among the wallets listed.

Related: best Polymarket traders · how we rank skill

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