Lexington

If you had copied Lexington

What $100 would be worth now if you had mirrored every position Lexington opened, in proportion to their stakes. Positions still open are valued at today's price.

How Lexington has traded

Polymarket lists 197 settled positions for this wallet with activity since Oct 27, 2026. Of them, 43 (22%) ended in profit and 154 in a loss, for a net +$881 in profit and loss. The simple average entry price on them was 22%; below 50% means that, on average, the trader bought outcomes the market rated less likely than not. Positions on markets that have not ended are not counted above. Of the 14 largest positions on markets that have not ended, listed below and worth $18K together, the biggest is “Will the Republicans win the Texas Senate race in 2026?” (Yes) at 15% of that value.

How we count: a position is one outcome of one market. It is settled when the trader sold or redeemed it, or when its market resolved while the trader still held it; Polymarket keeps listing that last kind as open until it is redeemed, so we read those too (6 of the 197 here). Positions that cost under $1, ones that ended exactly even and ones on markets still running are left out, and each position is dated by its last activity. Profit is Polymarket's own figure per position. Computed by WhaleSays from public Polymarket data; it describes the past and is not a forecast.

Biggest wins

The largest profits across this wallet's history: positions it sold or redeemed, and ones on markets that settled in its favor and are not redeemed yet.

Biggest losses

The largest losses across this wallet's history, including markets that settled against it and were never redeemed (Polymarket lists those as open, not closed).

Open positions

The largest current holdings by value, with the average entry price against today's price.

Recent trades