Clone High-Performance Bot Executors for Polymarket

The report identifies at least 7 active bots on Polymarket, with specific mention that DRADIS and Zeus are 'worth cloning'. This suggests that their trading logic, entry/exit timings, and order placement patterns produce consistent profitability. The strategy involves deep-diving into the on-chain transaction history and order book activity of these wallets to reverse-engineer their execution algorithms—particularly their sizing, speed, and position management in binary outcome markets.

Entry: After mapping a bot's typical pre-signal behaviors (e.g., buying moments before a news release or accumulating during slippage windows), a trader mirrors these actions at scale. Exit criteria are derived from the bot's average hold time and profit-taking thresholds, often seen in its win/loss ratio over the past week.

Results from cloning are mixed; however, the report notes that these bots have outperformed standard retail patterns by 3-5x in recent event-driven markets. Implementation requires access to real-time market data and a low-latency execution framework, as direct copying must happen within milliseconds to capture identical prices.

The edge is not purely mechanical—it also includes copying risk management, such as how a bot caps loss on a single market or scales in/out. Since Polymarket is a full-reserve prediction market, cloning these strategies is legally feasible but technically demanding. The source of this edge is the observed repeatability and resilience of these bots against market makers.