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What is PMWallets?
PMWallets builds a trader leaderboard from its own on-chain ledger and groups linked addresses into entities. Its public explanation separates realised PnL, win-rate confidence intervals, trading style and concentration in the best market.
The commercial model matters: subscriptions unlock addresses temporarily, while one-time purchases retain them. A fill feed is a separate research input and should not be confused with guaranteed copy performance.
Who it is for
- Wallet researchers assessing consistency beyond headline PnL
- Developers consuming wallet fill events
Features and coverage
- Available on
- Web
- Markets & venues
- Polymarket
- Entity rankings
Compare grouped traders by realised PnL, returns, activity and style.
- Uncertainty context
Read win-rate confidence intervals and performance without the best market.
- Feeds and exports
Paid access includes wallet push capacity and trade-history export allowances.
- Activity, sample and style filters
The public board provides activity status, won/lost market count, return, win-rate floor, maker/taker style and category controls. Maker/taker percentages describe traded value, not the number of fills.
Workflows with PMWallets
Research consistency
Filter by resolved-market count and trading style, then inspect the confidence interval and concentration.
Budget a watchlist
Estimate address unlocks, included wallet feeds and any pay-as-you-go overage before choosing a plan.
Compare the same accounting window
Choose the displayed window, narrow activity and market-count criteria, then read the data cutoff before interpreting realized PnL. The board excludes positions opened before its ledger start when no cost basis is available.
Pricing and total cost
Free browsing/account access is offered. Base is $4.99/month, Pro $14.99 and Max $39.99. Extra push is $0.01 per wallet-hour; permanent address unlocks are $0.50–$2.00.
Base
$4.99/month
- Subscription wallet unlocks
Pro
$14.99/month
- Higher wallet and streaming allowances
Max
$39.99/month
- Higher wallet and streaming allowances
Permanent unlock
$0.50–$2.00 per address
- One-off address unlock distinct from subscription access
Access: A subscription includes time-limited address visibility; after expiry and a two-day grace period, those addresses are masked again.
Getting started
- Inspect the public leaderboard and methodology.
- Compare plan unlock and feed limits with your watchlist size.
- Review an entity’s component metrics before following its activity.
Useful links
What to check
- The browser extension was not yet on the Chrome Web Store. Entity clustering and PnL calculations were not independently audited.
- Anonymous access shows only the top of the board; full rankings require sign-in, and address unlocks can carry a separate price.
A closer look
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Frequently asked questions about PMWallets
Do subscription address unlocks last forever?
No. The pricing page distinguishes temporary plan access from permanent individual purchases.
Is a high win rate enough to select a trader?
No. Check its confidence interval, resolved sample size, PnL concentration and open risk.
What does PMWallets cost?
Free browsing/account access is offered. Base is $4.99/month, Pro $14.99 and Max $39.99. Extra push is $0.01 per wallet-hour; permanent address unlocks are $0.50–$2.00.
What access does PMWallets require?
A subscription includes time-limited address visibility; after expiry and a two-day grace period, those addresses are masked again.
Why can PMWallets PnL differ from Polymarket?
Its public board explains that its forward ledger excludes earlier positions without a known cost basis. Check the ledger start and chosen window; do not treat the number as a complete lifetime result.