Copy Trading — Mirror Profitable Polymarket Wallets

How It Works Polymarket's on-chain architecture makes all trades publicly visible on the Polygon blockchain. This bot identifies wallet addresses with strong historical P&L track records and automatically mirrors their new positions proportionally. When a tracked 'leader' address opens or adjusts a position, the bot replicates the trade in the follower account, scaled to a configured position size.

Entry/Exit Conditions Entry is triggered by detected on-chain transactions from watched leader addresses. Exit mirrors the leader's exit transactions, or may include independent stop-loss rules to protect against following a leader into a losing streak. Leader selection is the critical alpha decision — the bot's performance is entirely dependent on the quality of the addresses being followed.

Implementation Notes The repository description is truncated but the concept is well-established in crypto trading. Implementation requires real-time monitoring of Polygon blockchain events or Polymarket's API for position changes. Latency between leader execution and follower execution creates slippage risk — the follower always gets a slightly worse price than the leader.

Risks Survivorship bias is severe: past profitable addresses may have been lucky rather than skilled, and their edge may not persist. The act of copying can itself move prices in illiquid markets, degrading both the leader's and follower's returns. Leaders with genuine edge may detect they are being followed and change behavior. On-chain transparency means anyone can follow the same leaders, creating crowded trades. No verification of live results is available from this repository.