Who is buying big on Polymarket right now.
Each row is one trader building one position: net buys on one side of one market, ranked live as they grow. Position building, not big prints. A large trade that is sold straight back never ranks here.
Burst counts net buys since the position's last pause. The 24h view counts the trailing day.
Fetching the live shelf.
Figures are the window's own arithmetic, fresh to the minute. These rows are leads, not verdicts; confirm any figure against the wallet's fills before acting on it.
WHAT COUNTS AS AN ACCUMULATION
PolyTape follows every fill on Polymarket and folds the tape by trader, market, and side. A row appears when one wallet's net buying on one side of one market clears the board's dollar floor. Burst is the net buy total since that position's last pause, which is what separates a trader building a position right now from one who merely traded a lot today. The 24h view ranks the same positions by their full trailing day instead.
HOW THE DOLLAR FLOOR WORKS
Below a certain hourly size the flow window cannot prove it has seen every fill, so the board stays silent rather than guess. The floor is that line: the smallest accumulation the board will put a name to, and the filter's lower rungs are disabled whenever they sit under it. Raising the minimum simply cuts the same ranked list higher up.
FROM A ROW TO THE RECORD
Every trader on the board links to their full trading record: every market they ever traded, every entry and exit plotted on the market's own chart, and their career figures. Rows here are leads, not verdicts. The record is where a lead becomes a read.