Polymarket Leaderboard

Who are the top traders on Polymarket?

From the ranking above, refreshed every six hours. The figures below were first published on September 27, 2026 and update with the table.

• vito3corleone leads with $6.6 million in profit from settled trades.
• The 200 wallets on this page made $99.2 million between them. The last wallet on the list made $98,922.
• 20 wallets have made more than $1 million.
• Among the 196 wallets with at least 10 settled trades, win rates run from 20% to 100%. The median is 63%.
• 30 of those wallets lost more trades than they won and still made money.
• The median wallet here has 548 trades on record.

What this Polymarket leaderboard shows

Every row is a Polymarket wallet Rivo tracks, ranked by the profit Rivo computed from the wallet's settled trades. Click a column to rank by win rate, return or money traded. Open a wallet for the full record.

• Profit counts markets settled, won or lost. Money sitting in open positions does not count.
• Win rate is settled wins over settled trades, shown once a wallet has 10 settled trades.
• Return is profit over every dollar the wallet traded, shown once a wallet has 10 settled trades.
• Money traded is every dollar Rivo saw the wallet put in, settled or open.

How is the Polymarket leaderboard ranked?

Polymarket trades settle on the Polygon blockchain, so every wallet leaves a public record. Rivo reads the live Polymarket trade feed, records the large trades and the wallets behind them, and scores each trade when its market settles.

1. A trade prints on Polymarket. Rivo records the wallet, market, side, price and size.
2. Rivo sorts the trade into opening, adding to, trimming or closing a position.
3. The market settles. Rivo marks the trade won or lost and books the profit at the price the wallet paid.
4. Every six hours the leaderboard re-ranks the wallets on the new totals.

A wallet makes the list with a large trade in the last 30 days. Rivo drops a wallet from public lists once its last 90 days turn into a losing record, and hides wallets on its exclusion list. The full method lives on the methodology page.

How to read a wallet profile

Open any row. The profile is the same workstation subscribers use in the terminal.

• Profit curve. Profit over time from settled markets. A steady climb beats one spike.
• Win rate against the odds paid. Each price band shows how often the wallet won next to the price the wallet paid. Winning 60% of 40 cent bets is an edge. Winning 60% of 70 cent bets is a loss.
• Results by bet size. Some wallets win on small bets and give the money back on big ones. You want the reverse.
• Categories. Where the profit comes from: sports, politics, crypto, macro or culture. Copy a wallet in its best category, not everywhere.
• Most traded markets and biggest wins. A record built on one lucky market reads differently from a record spread over 300.
• Monthly profit and streaks. A wallet up every month for a year is rarer and more useful than a wallet with one huge month.
• Weekday by hour heatmap. When the wallet trades, in Eastern time. A wallet trading around game time needs fast copying.
• Copy simulator. Replays copying the wallet at $25, $100 or $250 a trade over 7, 30 or 90 days, at the prices the wallet paid.

Red flags before you copy a Polymarket trader

• Few settled trades. Under 20 settled trades, the record is mostly noise.
• One market carries the profit. Check the biggest wins. If one market paid most of the total, you are copying one bet.
• High win rate at high prices. Buying 92 cent favorites wins often and loses big. Check the price bands.
• Bet sizes you cannot match. A wallet buying $200,000 at a time moves the price. Your copy fills after the move, at a worse price.
• Stale activity. The 90 day activity chart shows whether the wallet still trades. A great record from last spring does not trade for you today.
• Hot streak only. Compare the 7 day and 90 day simulator windows. A wallet good for a week and flat for three months is luck.

Does win rate matter on Polymarket?

Prediction market payouts depend on the price. A 20 cent bet returns five times the stake when the bet wins. A wallet winning one in four of those bets makes money. A wallet winning nine in ten 95 cent bets loses money on the tenth. Sort by profit or return first, then read win rate next to the average price paid.

Which column should you sort by?

Each sort answers a different question. Pick the one that matches what you want to copy.

• Profit finds the wallets that made the most money. Big bankrolls dominate, so a top profit wallet often bets sizes you cannot follow.
• Return finds the wallets that made the most per dollar traded. This is the best sort for a small account, because return scales down and profit does not.
• Win rate finds the wallets right most often. Read the result next to the price bands on each profile, or you end up copying favorite buyers.
• Money traded finds the biggest players. Useful for spotting who moves a market, less useful for picking who to copy.

Our habit: sort by return, open the top 20, and throw out anyone with fewer than 50 settled trades or a profit curve built on one market. Whoever survives goes on paper for two weeks.

Polymarket vs Kalshi traders

As of September 27, 2026, the top 200 on each venue looked very different:

• The top 200 Polymarket wallets made about $99 million between them. The top 200 Kalshi traders made about $7.9 million.
• The median Polymarket wallet on the list won 63% of settled trades. The median Kalshi trader won 46%.
• 32 of the top Polymarket wallets lost more trades than they won and still made money. On Kalshi the number was 117.

Polymarket's top wallets bet bigger and win more often. Kalshi's top traders lean on cheaper contracts and win less often but get paid more per win. Both styles make money. Copy the style your bankroll and patience suit. The Kalshi leaderboard has the other side.

Leaderboard, whale tracker or wallet tracker?

• The leaderboard tells you who is good over months.
• The whale tracker tells you what the big money is buying right now.
• The wallet tracker opens one address you already have in mind.

Use all three together: find a wallet on the leaderboard, watch its trades on the tape, then follow it.

How do you copy a top Polymarket trader?

Every profile has a Build a bot action. It carries the wallet into the bot builder, where you set your size, read the backtest and choose alerts or paper. Looking for someone specific? The Polymarket wallet tracker opens any tracked address, and the whale tracker shows the largest trades as they print. For Kalshi, see the Kalshi leaderboard.

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