Polymarket wallet alerts from skill-graded forecasters
When a tracked forecaster makes a move that clears the conviction gate, you hear about it on email and Telegram, typically within minutes of the move landing on-chain. Tracked means graded: the feed watches the wallets that rank highest on skill-adjusted accuracy in each category, with records scored against the prices they actually paid.
Size tells you who is big. Grading tells you who is worth watching.
Whale trackers alert on trade size. This feed starts from the graded record: wallets qualify by demonstrated accuracy over independent resolved events, and an alert fires only when one of them acts with unusual conviction by their own historical standards. The selection is mechanical, the scoring method is published in full, and any wallet’s record can be tested against its entry prices with the free wallet checker.
Every alert ever sent, graded in public
The feed has sent 973 featured alerts. 676 have resolved: 439 in the alerted direction and 237 against, with 285 sealed until their markets resolve. Every row, including the losses, is public on the receipts ledger, and the scoring method behind the tracked set carries a pre-registered out-of-time validation.
Alerts are on from the moment you subscribe
No setup and no wallet lists to maintain: the subscription includes the full realtime feed, the daily digest, and every skill score unmasked.
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How are the tracked wallets chosen?
The feed tracks the forecasters that rank highest on skill-adjusted accuracy in each category: records scored against the prices actually paid, over independent resolved events, with small samples shrunk toward category baselines. Selection is mechanical and the scoring method is published in full on the methodology page.
What does an alert contain?
The market, the side, the entry price, the position size, and context on the wallet's graded track record in that category. Alerts describe what a tracked forecaster did; they are observations for your own research, never a recommendation to buy, sell, copy, or hold.
How fast do alerts arrive?
Typically within minutes of the move landing on-chain. The on-chain reader picks up a tracked wallet's new or increased position, checks it against the conviction gate, and delivers to email and Telegram. Realtime pushes are capped per category per day so one busy category cannot flood you; the remainder arrive in the daily digest.
Can I see the record of past alerts before subscribing?
Yes, all of it. Every featured alert the service has ever sent is recorded at detection and graded in public when its market resolves, wins and losses alike, on the receipts page. The ledger publishes its own arithmetic identity, so edits would be detectable.
What is the conviction gate?
A tracked wallet's move only becomes an alert when it is unusually large for that wallet's own history, measured against its per-wallet size baseline. Routine small positions stay out of the feed; the gate exists so an alert means the forecaster is acting with conviction by their own standards.
Alerts are observations about public on-chain activity, provided for your own research on venues you independently choose. Nothing here is financial or investment advice. Past accuracy does not predict future outcomes.
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