🐋POLYPULSEPolymarket trade tracker
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How PolyPulse Works

PolyPulse has two main pages. Page 1 shows what large traders are doing. Page 2 turns that flow into value-ranked research ideas.

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Whale Trade Tracker

This page is a filtered feed of individual Polymarket trades. Use it to see which markets are getting larger buy or sell activity, when the trades happened, and how large each trade was.

What It Shows

Trade amount, market question, buy or sell side, wallet profile link, timestamp, and trade-size tier.

How To Filter

Choose a time period and turn trade-size tiers on or off. The stats and feed update from those filters.

How To Read It

Large flow can be useful context, but it is not automatically a good bet or a profitable trader.

Trade Size Tiers

TierTrade SizeMeaning
Blue WhaleOver $50,000Very large position.
Whale$10,000-$50,000Large trade.
Shark$5,000-$10,000Significant active-trader size.
Dolphin$1,000-$5,000Larger than small retail size.
Pulse$100-$1,000Smaller activity that keeps the feed useful in quiet periods.

Page 1 Data And Refresh

The scanner reads Polymarket's public Data API trades endpoint, normalizes the latest trades, and saves them into data/whales.json.

GitHub Actions updates the stored JSON on a schedule. The website fetches that file in the browser after GitHub Pages serves it.

Open Whale Trade Tracker
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Win Chance Tracker

This page groups trades by market outcome and suggests only one side per market. It is designed to find outcomes that look both likely enough and cheap enough to be worth researching.

One Pick Per Market

For two-option markets, PolyPulse keeps only the outcome with the higher estimated chance. If the top two outcomes are within 5 percentage points, the market is skipped.

Worth-Betting Value

A high win chance alone is not enough. The page compares estimated chance with market price, then estimates value per $1 staked. Expensive bets with weak upside are filtered out.

Market price is the cost to buy the outcome and the market's implied chance.

Estimated chance adjusts that price using recent buy/sell flow and volume.

Value per $1 is the model's estimated edge divided by the price paid.

edge = estimated_chance - market_price
value_per_$1 = edge / market_price
suggest only if value_per_$1 >= 5%
skip if top two outcomes are within 5%
Open Win Chance Tracker

Important Limits