Polymarket Account Tracker

Track any Polymarket account from its public 0x address using Convexly's free analyzer. Polymarket accounts run on Polygon and are public by design, so no authorization is required. Paste the address at convexly.app/tools/polymarket-wallet-analyzer and get the full resolved trade history, win rate, Brier score, sizing diagnostics, concentration share, and Edge Score percentile against the 8,656-wallet reference cohort. Results return in 15 to 30 seconds. No signup, no private key, no wallet connection.

Are Polymarket accounts really public?

Yes. Polymarket is a non-custodial protocol on Polygon, and every account is a wallet address on the Polygon chain. Every bet, every fill, every resolution is written on-chain and served through the Polymarket Data API. Anyone can query any account's full trade history; no authorization step, no signature, no API key is required to read the data. Convexly's analyzer queries only this public data.

How to find an account address on Polymarket

1. Open polymarket.com and search for the username, or navigate to a known profile URL (for example polymarket.com/profile/theo4).
2. Copy the 0x address from the profile header. It is a 40-character hexadecimal string starting with 0x.
3. Paste the address into the Polymarket wallet analyzer. No Polymarket login or account is required on your side.

What the account tracker surfaces

• Full resolved trade history aggregated by (market, side) with volume-weighted average price so the numbers measure the account's actual predictions and not orderbook chunking.
• Win rate (simple) and Brier score (proper scoring rule for probabilistic forecasts), computed over every resolved position.
• Category calibration split (politics, sports, crypto, macro, misc) so you can see where the account is sharp and where it is not.
• Sizing diagnostics comparing actual stake share to fractional Kelly, flagging over-sizing and under-sizing across the portfolio.
• Edge Score percentile against the 8,656-wallet reference cohort, with the three fitted pillars (posture, conviction, discipline) broken out individually.

Tracking vs copy-trading (they are not the same)

An account tracker measures how skilled an account is at the bets it has made. A copy-trading tool replicates what an account is doing right now. These two goals require different inputs and produce different outputs. Convexly is the former. If you want to replicate a specific account's live positions, tools like Polywhaler and Polysights are designed for that. Convexly focuses on whether the account is worth replicating in the first place, which is a different and harder question. The published Truth Leaderboard shows the top 20 Polymarket accounts by realized PnL side by side with the top 20 by Edge Score; the overlap is small.

Privacy and what Convexly stores

Analyses are cached server-side for 24 hours so a repeat lookup does not hit the Polymarket API twice. The 0x address itself is not linked to any user account, not published, and not shared with third parties. Aggregated cohort statistics that feed the reference distribution are the only long-term derived data and those are already published in the open research bundle at the V1 paper page.