What is PolyTrace?
PolyTrace organizes a filtered public trade feed into market, activity, trader and portfolio views. It helps trace a large transaction back to a wallet record and see whether several wallets moved in the same direction. Signal summaries also show concentration, so a group of wallets dominated by one large participant can be distinguished from a more distributed move.
Who it is for
- Users monitoring large public fills
- Researchers tracing a signal back to its participating wallets
- Readers who prefer a weekly market-flow review
Features and coverage
- Available on
- Web, Email
- Markets & venues
- Polymarket
- Research topics
- Whale trades, Wallet concentration
- Large-trade tape
Follow recorded public trades of $1,000 or more, including buy/sell direction, outcome, price and wallet.
- Market views
Find markets with whale activity and continue into the relevant record.
- Wallet profiles
Inspect the wallets behind selected trades and their available track records.
- Portfolio lookup
Use the wallet-oriented view to connect positions with observed whale activity.
- Multi-wallet signals
Inspect the number of participating wallets, the time window and concentration within the move.
- Weekly reports
Review aggregate whale flow, the largest trades and active markets, with an email subscription option.
- Public methodology
Consult the definitions and data coverage when comparing figures with another tracker.
Workflows with PolyTrace
Trace a large transaction
Choose a trade from Activity, open its wallet and market, then inspect what the available record shows beyond the single fill.
Check signal concentration
Read the number of wallets and the largest contributor’s share before deciding how broad a directional move was.
Build a weekly review
Use the weekly report to identify active markets, then return to individual wallet records for follow-up research.
Pricing and total cost
The large-trade overview, public wallet research and weekly reports are accessible on the website. A separate paid-plan schedule is not published on the reviewed entry page.
Getting started
Before you start: Coverage begins at $1,000 per public trade; it does not include every fill or every action a wallet takes.
- Open Activity or Markets from the main navigation.
- Select a recorded trade of at least $1,000.
- Inspect the associated wallet, market and available positions.
- Read the methodology for the metric you plan to compare.
- Subscribe to the weekly report if you want a recurring overview.
Useful links
What to check
- Coverage begins at $1,000 per public trade; it does not include every fill or every action a wallet takes.
- A multi-wallet signal can be concentrated in one participant; the contribution share matters alongside wallet count.
- A wallet marked as syncing has an incomplete profile until its record loads.
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Browse categoryFrequently asked questions about PolyTrace
Does PolyTrace track every trade?
No. Its stated coverage is public trades of $1,000 or more.
Does it include sells?
The live activity tape shows both buy and sell entries.
What does the concentration figure add?
It shows how much of a multi-wallet signal comes from one participant.
Can I receive a periodic report?
Yes. The site offers a weekly whale-flow email.


