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What is Sirtio?
Sirtio offers a trader leaderboard with a different emphasis from total-dollar profit. Its score uses recent realized results and pulls small-sample estimates toward the tracked pool’s average. The result is a research ranking intended to make a few exceptional trades less dominant than a longer record.
Who it is for
- Users shortlisting traders for closer research
- Analysts comparing consistency with headline profit
- People who want the ranking methodology explained in plain language
Features and coverage
- Available on
- Web
- Markets & venues
- Polymarket
- Scored leaderboard
Compare tracked traders on a zero-to-100 scale.
- Realized-result window
Use the last 90 days of closed-position P&L.
- Sample-size adjustment
Blend limited histories toward the tracked pool average.
- Fixed score tiers
Read Elite, Great, Good and lower bands without forced percentile allocations.
- Public methodology
Inspect the model’s conceptual inputs and break-even interpretation.
- Trader pages
Open individual wallet profiles from the ranked list.
Workflows with Sirtio
Shortlist a trader
Compare score, history length and the actual markets traded, then inspect whether the wallet’s style matches the task you want to study.
Understand a high score
Read the methodology and examine the realized-result sample rather than treating the decimal score as a precise skill estimate.
Compare two records
Look for differences in consistency and sample size that a raw-profit ranking would conceal.
Pricing and total cost
The leaderboard and methodology are publicly viewable. No subscription price is stated on the public pages.
Getting started
Before you start: The tracked pool is drawn from Polymarket’s public monthly top-100 leaderboard, not every wallet on the platform.
- Open the leaderboard.
- Read the score methodology and fixed tier definitions.
- Choose a trader and inspect the profile.
- Review the length and composition of the realized-result sample.
- Revisit after the roughly daily data refresh.
Useful links
What to check
- The tracked pool is drawn from Polymarket’s public monthly top-100 leaderboard, not every wallet on the platform.
- The model uses a rolling 90-day realized-P&L window.
- Data updates roughly daily rather than tick by tick.
- Exact formula weights and constants are private.
- The ranking does not execute copied trades.
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Frequently asked questions about Sirtio
Does Sirtio scan every Polymarket wallet?
No. Its tracked pool comes from the public monthly top-100 leaderboard.
What does 50 mean?
The methodology places exact break-even at 50.
Is the score based on win rate?
The described model uses realized P&L and return history rather than raw win rate.
How often does it refresh?
Roughly once per day.