What is Token Terminal?
Token Terminal standardizes blockchain protocol data for financial research. Its Polymarket project page sits inside Explorer alongside other projects, sectors and metric definitions; Studio organizes saved dashboards within the same service. The reviewed public interface exposes protocol metrics, time-series charts and a separate revenue definition. For prediction-market research it helps explain venue activity and economics over time. The Polymarket revenue methodology covers International and Combos, excludes Polymarket US, and subtracts supply-side fees. Those boundaries matter when comparing its series with gross fees or another provider’s all-venue total. The public dashboard and revenue view were inspected without signing in. Their visible numbers are point-in-time displays; data completeness, paid exports and integration entitlements were not independently validated. Keep the metric definition, aggregation interval and venue coverage with any research output.
Who it is for
- Analysts comparing prediction-market protocol economics
- Researchers reconciling dashboard metrics with their coverage and definitions
Features and coverage
- Available on
- Web, API, Spreadsheets
- Markets & venues
- Polymarket
- Research topics
- Protocol economics, Sector comparison
- Protocol metrics
Explorer presents Polymarket alongside other projects and market sectors with metric definitions and comparable chart views.
- Revenue boundaries
The Polymarket definition measures retained transaction fees after supply-side fees, before operating expenses and incentives. It excludes Polymarket US.
- Custom research views
Explorer supports configurable charts and tables; Studio organizes dashboards. Downloads and integrations depend on the plan.
- Delivery within one service
Sheets, API, MCP and warehouse delivery are parts of Token Terminal’s offering, not independent Polymarket products.
Workflows with Token Terminal
Reconcile two revenue charts
Record each chart’s time aggregation, included venues and revenue definition before comparing values. Distinguish gross fees from protocol-retained revenue and note any excluded venue.
Build a repeatable sector view
Choose a metric and peer group in Explorer, save the relevant views in Studio if permitted by the plan, and retain definitions alongside any exported data.
Pricing and total cost
A Free plan is listed at $0, with Pro, API and Datashare tiers above it. Pro offers a seven-day trial; API and Datashare use custom pricing. The displayed Pro amount is not reproduced because the active monthly/annual billing selection was not verified. Confirm export and integration entitlements in the selected plan.
Access: Project methodology and product documentation are public. Accounts and plan entitlements control saved research and delivery features. No subscription or authenticated data export was tested.
Getting started
- Open Polymarket’s Explorer page and read the methodology for the exact metric.
- Choose the time aggregation and comparison group, treating empty chart placeholders as unavailable data.
- Review plan entitlements before saving or exporting a view; retain the coverage definition with the resulting series.
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What to check
- Displayed metric values are a dated interface observation. Data correctness, completeness and paid delivery features were not independently validated.
- Provider definitions and plan permissions must be preserved when comparing or redistributing data.
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Is revenue the same as all trading fees?
No. The reviewed definition subtracts supply-side fees and measures the retained portion before operating expenses and token incentives.
Does this Polymarket revenue series include the US venue?
The published methodology explicitly includes International and Combos and excludes Polymarket US.
Is the API a separate catalog product?
It is a delivery plan within Token Terminal, alongside Explorer, Studio and other integrations.
What was checked in the interface?
The public project dashboard and revenue view rendered in a browser. No account, paid export, API integration or underlying numeric series was tested.


