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production · polygon · listener online

Open infrastructure for wallet-signed Polymarket copy trading on Polygon.

A wallet-signed, sub-second mirroring engine. The operator never holds keys, never pools funds, never sees your USDC except as on-chain transfers between addresses you control.

users
10,124
volume
$50.4M
p50 lat
412ms
uptime
99.97%
mirror.ts
live
// non-custodial · wallet-signed · sub-second
const stream = await mirror({
  target: "0x7f3d…8a2c",
  ratio:  0.10,
  caps:   {
    perTrade:  500,   // USDC
    dailyLoss: 2_000,
    drawdown:  0.15
  },
  filters: {
    liquidity: 25_000,
    categories: ["politics", "macro"]
  }
});

await stream.activate();
// → listener online · risk gates armed
Conceptual SDK · architecture reference only
Built on rails serious traders already trust
Polymarket · Polygon · USDC · CLOB · EIP-4361 · MetaMask
// architecture

Inside wallet-signed Polymarket copy trading bot.

Six modules. Each does one thing. Each is replaceable in a future release. Nothing in this stack reaches into your wallet — every signature is yours.

module 01
stable

LISTENER

Subscribes to CLOB.OrderFilled events on Polygon. Decodes every tracked-wallet trade with WebSocket fallbacks across redundant RPC providers.

module 02
stable

SIGNER

EIP-4361 sign-in only. Mirrored orders are dispatched to the user wallet for local signature. The operator never holds a key.

module 03
stable

RISK GATE

Per-trade cap, daily loss, drawdown pause, liquidity floor, correlation cap, time window — six gates evaluated before submission.

module 04
stable

SIZER

Proportional sizing keyed to allocation budget and source-trade size. Bankroll- and slippage-aware.

module 05
stable

EXECUTOR

Three-phase order placement with progressive price adjustments. Maximizes fill probability without walking thin books.

module 06
stable

MONITOR

Live latency, fill rate, P&L attribution, per-stream correlation. Telemetry only — the bot operates correctly without it.

// flow diagram

From source fill to mirrored order, in one diagram.

The whole flow is six hops. The longest hop is the network round-trip to the user's wallet for signature. Everything else is microseconds.

01
Source
Tracked wallet fills order on CLOB
02
Listen
Polygon event decoded by listener
03
Gate
Risk filters evaluated pre-submit
04
Size
Allocation cap + slippage applied
05
Sign
User wallet signs locally (EIP-4361)
06
Submit
Mirrored order on Polymarket CLOB
P50 latency
412ms
P95 latency
768ms
P99 latency
1.14s
// integration

Connect → activate in roughly two minutes.

No coding required at the user layer. The full surface area you actually touch is four steps. Identical at $200 and $200K of starting allocation.

01 · step

Connect

wallet.connect("metamask") · reads address only · no transfer authority

02 · step

Approve

usdc.approve(POLYMARKET_CLOB) · revocable allowance · funds remain in wallet

03 · step

Configure

select wallets · set caps + liquidity floor · pick categories

04 · step

Activate

listener spawns · risk gates arm · sign requests routed to wallet

// telemetry · last 24h

Tracked wallets the network is mirroring at block 73,914,201.

Live ranking of source wallets. Realized profit, win-rate, sample size, category specialization — calibrated against resolved markets on the Polymarket protocol. The deeper framework lives in the academic literature on smart-contract execution.

rank wallet cat win_rate pnl_usd 7d trades
01 0x7f3d…8a2c POL 89.2% +$247,830 234 mirror →
02 0x9a1f…4d7e CRY 76.5% +$198,450 892 mirror →
03 0x3c8b…6f1a SPT 84.7% +$176,920 156 mirror →
04 0x5e2a…9c3d MAC 71.3% +$154,680 543 mirror →
05 0x1d7c…2b8f POL 68.8% +$142,330 1,089 mirror →
06 0x8b4e…5c9a CRY 82.4% +$128,760 287 mirror →
07 0x2f9d…3a1b GEO 73.9% +$115,240 678 mirror →
08 0x6c3a…7e2d SPT 79.2% +$98,590 412 mirror →
// architecture · diff

Custodial vs. non-custodial: what actually changes.

Custodial "social trading" platforms collapse into a single point of failure: the operator's deposit address. The non-custodial path keeps every guarantee that prediction markets were architected to provide.

property non-custodial custodial manual
User holds keys + yes - no + yes
Funds in shared address + never - required + never
Sub-second mirroring + <1s ~ variable - manual
Pre-submission risk gates + enforced ~ optional - user only
Liquidity-floor filtering + built-in - rare ~ eyeball
On-chain audit trail + native ~ internal + native
Time-to-live + ~2 min ~ KYC delay ~ hours
// pricing · 3 tiers

Three tiers. All non-custodial. All paid in USDC.

Settlement runs on Polygon, Ethereum, Arbitrum, or BNB Chain. Cancel any time — your wallet remains untouched.

Starter

$ 99 / mo

For new traders sizing a single mirrored stream cautiously.

  • Up to 3 mirrored wallets
  • Per-trade hard cap
  • Daily-loss circuit breaker
  • Email + chat support
Choose Starter
★ recommended

Professional

$ 299 / mo

For traders running diversified streams with active correlation management.

  • Up to 15 mirrored wallets
  • Liquidity-floor filtering
  • Drawdown pause + correlation cap
  • Priority support · advanced analytics
Choose Professional

Enterprise

$ 499 / mo

For desks deploying institutional workflows with bespoke risk policy.

  • Unlimited mirrored wallets
  • Custom risk policy engine
  • Webhook + API integration
  • Dedicated solutions engineer
Choose Enterprise
// signals · 4.8★ from 127

From traders running it in production.

★★★★★

"Set risk parameters once and the bot mirrors top performers in real time. Non-custodial setup is the part I keep coming back to — peace of mind I never had on the centralized side."

M
Klaus Becker
Independent trader
★★★★★

"Stop-losses and per-trade caps are exactly what I needed for prediction markets where liquidity is not equity-grade. The Professional plan has been a great fit for my book."

S
Imani Wright
DeFi protocol founder
★★★★★

"I never had to deposit anywhere. Authentication is a wallet signature; orders are signed locally; the operator could disappear and my funds wouldn't budge. That's the bar."

D
Sebastian Vega
Solidity developer
// faq

Direct answers to the questions engineers actually ask.

Read the full risk disclosure on polycopytrade.space.

Open dashboard
What is open Polymarket copy trading infrastructure?
A non-custodial system that listens to on-chain trades from a chosen wallet and submits proportionally sized mirrored orders, signed locally by the user's own wallet on Polygon. The operator never holds funds.
How is execution latency measured?
Detection-to-submission is the elapsed time from the source transaction landing in a Polygon block to the mirrored order being broadcast to the Polymarket CLOB. Median P50 around 412ms.
What does the architecture look like?
An on-chain listener subscribes to CLOB events on Polygon, decodes each tracked-wallet trade, applies pre-submission risk filters, scales position sizing, and dispatches a sign request to the user's wallet.
How much does it cost?
Three monthly tiers: $99 Starter, $299 Professional, $499 Enterprise. Billed in USDC on Polygon, Ethereum, Arbitrum, or BNB Chain.
Which wallets are supported?
MetaMask is supported today. WalletConnect and Coinbase Wallet are on the roadmap. Authentication uses the EIP-4361 sign-in standard with no custody implications.
Can I run multiple mirrored streams in parallel?
Yes. Each stream is independent with its own per-trader allocation cap, liquidity floor, and category filter. A portfolio-level correlation budget prevents over-exposure.
Is there an official Polymarket-built copy trading feature?
No. The category is supplied entirely by third-party non-custodial tools that read on-chain trades and submit mirrored orders signed by the user's own wallet.
What are the practical risks?
Past performance does not predict future results. Prediction markets carry liquidity risk, resolution-dispute risk, and smart-contract risk. Use per-trade caps and daily-loss circuit breakers as a baseline.
// init.sh

$ connect_wallet

Two minutes from this page to your first mirrored fill. Your keys. Your funds. Your control. The on-chain signal of the network's top traders, running through your own wallet.