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Polymarket leaderboard: the top traders

These are the most profitable traders on Polymarket this month and of all time, plus the biggest by weekly volume. Click a name to see their open positions, biggest wins and latest trades.

Top 50 traders by profit this month

Profit this month as ranked by Polymarket, including open positions at today's prices. Volume is in shares.

  1. 1BreakTheBankVolume 80M shares+$7.4M
  2. 2joseph00677Volume 47M shares+$5.6M
  3. 3BiggggggggVolume 5.8M shares+$4.3M
  4. 4e46m3Volume 2.7M shares+$4.2M
  5. 5Diabolical-PrizeVolume 40M shares+$2.8M
  6. 6HomeRunHazardVolume 116M shares+$2.2M
  7. 7PapeasyVolume 98K shares+$2.1M
  8. 8UpTheBluesVolume 158M shares+$2.1M
  9. 90xb0e7…39d2Volume 4,689 shares+$1.7M
  10. 10balthazarVolume 5.4M shares+$1.7M
  11. 11LucerysVolume 4.9M shares+$1.5M
  12. 12glm4.1.fundVolume 6.8M shares+$1.4M
  13. 13aHjCzVolume 2.2M shares+$1.2M
  14. 14raybanmanVolume 13M shares+$1.1M
  15. 15donthackmeVolume 5.9M shares+$1.0M
  16. 16juice-fruitVolume 9.0M shares+$924K
  17. 17Kch-TempVolume 15M shares+$873K
  18. 180x69f0…fb27Volume 578K shares+$848K
  19. 19alex20011Volume 2.1M shares+$829K
  20. 20JsramVolume 4.5M shares+$780K
  21. 210xbc43…96d3Volume 25M shares+$775K
  22. 22RichieRicherVolume 5.9M shares+$762K
  23. 23omnibus-076daaVolume 38M shares+$751K
  24. 24jakepaulthegoat2008Volume 40M shares+$741K
  25. 250xb4f9…c9a7Volume 11M shares+$738K
  26. 26primmVolume 14M shares+$721K
  27. 27THEHIGHLIFEVolume 8.6M shares+$709K
  28. 28anoin123Volume 5.4M shares+$706K
  29. 29ArielFilipinoVolume 4.5M shares+$640K
  30. 30theowalcottVolume 6.8M shares+$640K
  31. 31kaxel78Volume 1.0M shares+$632K
  32. 32timetowanderVolume 18M shares+$632K
  33. 33takeormakeVolume 26M shares+$626K
  34. 34dromedaryyVolume 6.6M shares+$610K
  35. 35NooseracVolume 26M shares+$601K
  36. 36zerone777Volume 981K shares+$592K
  37. 37akrollVolume 957K shares+$588K
  38. 38yabanciVolume 3.2M shares+$549K
  39. 39TeamAVolume 500K shares+$516K
  40. 40ic4creamVolume 5.4M shares+$502K
  41. 41pollo07Volume 856K shares+$492K
  42. 42keeptheblueflagflyinghighVolume 8.2M shares+$488K
  43. 43paddaaVolume 2.1M shares+$481K
  44. 44TokorVolume 2.6M shares+$476K
  45. 45Dragon-EvolutionVolume 2.5M shares+$448K
  46. 46cigarettesVolume 16M shares+$447K
  47. 47Vale54holiVolume 713K shares+$446K
  48. 48wr0ngw4yb3tt0rVolume 30M shares+$442K
  49. 490x9b11…5375Volume 37M shares+$439K
  50. 50AJSVVolume 11M shares+$432K

How to read this leaderboard

Monthly and weekly profit include open positions at today's prices, so a trader can look rich on paper and still lose if those positions go the wrong way. All-time profit counts only realized results.

Past results do not predict future ones. Nothing here is advice.

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How is Polymarket profit calculated?
The leaderboard uses Polymarket's own numbers. Weekly and monthly profit is the change in account value, so it includes gains and losses on positions that are still open. All-time profit counts realized results only. WhaleSays does not recalculate either.
Who is the top trader on Polymarket?
It changes. Switch between the tabs to see who leads this month and who leads all time. The rankings refresh about once an hour.
Should I copy the top Polymarket traders?
Not blindly. Past results do not predict future ones, a few huge winners can drive a ranking, and you may see a trade after the price has already moved. Use a profile to study how someone trades, not as advice.
Why do some traders have a wallet address instead of a name?
Polymarket accounts are wallets. Traders who have not set a username show a shortened address. All of this is public data.
What is the difference between profit and volume?
Volume is how many shares a trader has bought and sold, counting both sides of each trade. Polymarket reports it in shares, not dollars, and a share costs less than $1, so it overstates the money traded. Profit is what they made or lost in dollars. A trader can have huge volume and a small profit, so profit is the better signal of skill.