What is Blockworks Polymarket Analytics?
Blockworks Polymarket Analytics is a research dashboard within Blockworks Intel. It helps answer what is driving activity: a particular market, a category of events, or a group of wallets. The strongest reason to use it is the ability to move from an overview into more specific breakdowns.
It suits analysis and reporting rather than order execution. Start with a concrete question, such as whether a volume jump is concentrated in a few markets, then compare the relevant charts. Several detailed views are gated, so access to the exact metric matters more than the existence of a free account.
Who it is for
- Analysts explaining changes in Polymarket activity
- Researchers comparing markets, categories and wallet segments
- Teams already using Blockworks Intel for protocol research
Features and coverage
- Available on
- Web
- Markets & venues
- Polymarket
- Research topics
- Prediction-market activity
- Market-level detail
Move from overall activity to individual markets and a top-markets table.
- Category breakdowns
See how volume and open interest are distributed across market tags.
- Wallet segmentation
Compare participation by groups based on lifetime trading volume.
- Activity context
Read transaction counts and active-wallet measures alongside capital and volume.
- Export options
CSV exports are a Pro feature; full API access is a separate sales conversation.
Workflows with Blockworks Polymarket Analytics
Explain a busy trading day
Locate the change in the overview, then compare market and category breakdowns. Check whether one event or several categories account for the activity.
Separate participation from turnover
Compare active wallets, transaction counts and wallet segments for the same period. A rise in volume alone does not establish a broader participant base.
Prepare a research chart
Choose the market, period and measure, check the chart’s access requirements, and keep its definition with any exported result.
Pricing and total cost
Free access is limited. Some Polymarket charts require Pro, and CSV export is paid. The public plan page did not expose a numerical Pro price.
Free
$0; limited access
- Limited project information and selected public views
- Account required for some expanded views and sharing
Pro
Check the current subscription offer
- Pro-gated metrics and CSV data export
- Assets API endpoints; not unrestricted API access
Access: Full API, MCP, data shares and spreadsheet integrations require a separate sales discussion.
Getting started
- Open the Polymarket overview.
- Select the activity measure and period to investigate.
- Use the Prediction Markets breakdown for category, market and wallet segments.
Useful links
What to check
- Some metrics require a Pro account.
- The category-volume view labels its measure as notional volume; align definitions before comparing providers.
A closer look
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What is this dashboard best for?
Explaining Polymarket activity by market, category and wallet segment, particularly when a headline volume figure needs context.
Can I use it without Pro?
Public views and limited information are available, but the Polymarket breakdown labels multiple metrics as Pro-only. Check the specific chart before subscribing.
Does Pro include all Blockworks API data?
No. The pricing page limits included API access to Assets endpoints. Full API and MCP access require contacting sales.
Does wallet segmentation rank profitable traders?
The documented segments group wallets by lifetime trading volume. That is different from a profitability leaderboard or a signal to copy a wallet.
Why do other providers show different volume?
Compare time windows, product coverage and metric definitions first. Notional volume, deposited capital and open interest are different measures.


