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@Nanavo96 @Polymarket @PolymarketDevs Are you mainly taking?

@notpinescript Where do you get your tick data from? (For stocks)

🚨 If you're copy trading Polymarket wallets with third-party tools… you have zero control. Every millisecond is now life or death. You're literally trying to slip into a move that someone else already saw, executed, and got filled on. Most people realize this and quit, thinking copy trading doesn't work. They're wrong. The edge is extremely tight. For most wallets, you need sub-1ms hot path execution and rock-solid low latency infrastructure just to maintain a decent risk/reward. We’re hitting same-block entries on almost every trade and still profitably copying 5-minute bots… but depending on liquidity, our fills range from +1¢ to +10¢+ worse — in the same block. Now imagine what the guys who are 1-2 blocks behind are getting. Moral of the story: Stop renting someone else’s slow infrastructure. Build your own low-latency setup first. That 10ms you shave off can easily be the difference between compounding profits and slowly bleeding out. The real game isn’t just finding the right wallet. It’s having the speed to actually follow it.

Trading is currently degraded. We've identified the cause and are deploying a fix. Live updates: status.polymarket.com

Is that a post close sniper? If not, risssssskkkkky :| even if it goes 2 weeks with no issue, the 1 time it does it wipes everything

⚡ Latency hack for Polymarket bot builders: If you’re a halfway decent Polymarket bot maker, you already know the basics: don’t sign orders in the hot path. When it’s execution time, your orders should already be signed and ready to fire. But the harder problem is how you pre-sign. Because once you start covering a lot of markets, outcomes, price levels, sizes, and retry depths… the number of orders you need to prepare can explode. 50 markets × 2 outcomes × 100 price levels × 50 possible sizes × multiple retry levels Suddenly your bot is trying to keep hundreds of thousands, or even millions, of signed orders ready. That sounds good in theory. In practice, it can quietly become the bottleneck. Your pre-sign refresh takes too long. Your cache goes stale. Your bot stalls while rebuilding. The trade arrives while you’re busy preparing for the trade. And in copy trading, that’s brutal. A few hundred milliseconds can be the difference between: - getting the same fill as the source - chasing a worse price - or not executing at all A better pattern is to keep full price coverage, but compress the sizing dimension. Instead of pre-signing every exact dollar size: $1, $2, $3, $4, $5 … $70 you pre-sign composable chunks: $1, $2, $4, $8, $16, $32, $64 Then when you need $37, you use: $32 + $4 + $1 Need $50? $32 + $16 + $2 So your bot still has flexible sizing, but it doesn’t need to pre-sign every possible size at every possible price. The hot path becomes simple: 1. source trade detected 2. choose the already-signed chunks 3. submit them as a batch No signing. No grid rebuild. No expensive work when the opportunity appears. One important caveat: each child order still has to be valid on its own. If a tiny chunk creates an order below the market’s minimum size, the whole batch can fail. So the chunking logic needs to be minimum-order-aware. But if you do it right, you get the best of both worlds: wide price coverage, flexible sizing, and a much smaller pre-sign workload. That means faster refreshes, less stalling, fewer stale orders, and a better chance of copying before the book moves. If you want more execution tips like this, and you’re building Polymarket copy bots, join the Polysocket community below. We’re putting together traders/builders who care about faster wallet detection, cleaner copy execution, and fewer missed fills. discord.gg/kpze6ZVqk6

@fuchexcrypto @poly_data Set limits, ceilings, floors, scale percentages, can also do things like wait for the wallet you’re copying to be profitable for X Hours before starting, etc.

Who’s copy trading on Polymarket ?

most people don’t believe you can make money copy trading on Polymarket The reality is, it’s definitely not as easy as all the copy but affiliate bots that people push make it sound To be profitable, you need: - low latency rust bots with optimized networking, hot path, pre signed transactions at all price levels if you know what markets the source wallet trades - low latency wallet feeds - generic RPCs like alchemy, chainstack, etc are too general and broad, they aren’t quick enough even on paid plans The main one: - picking the right wallets most people just look at the profit and don’t even bother going through the consistency, the amount of buys and sells per window, the total exposure, etc If you copy your wallet that makes up for his losses by going bigger in different position sizes and you cap your copying incorrectly you’ll never be profitable because you’re not really copying their strategy Likewise, if you try to copy a Wallet that is constantly market making and buying inventory on both sides if your fills are even slightly off or you don’t get filled on some legs you’ll be holding a loser Look for smaller fish that are consistently profitable but not doing tons of transactions every minute and not push pushing hundreds of thousands of dollars of PNL If you’re interested in making your own copy bots and are a Polymarket bot developer, join the community and share your expertise and ask questions discord.gg/EbrKH5msVN

@LCSeekers Glad to see real info on here and not copybot affiliate fluff.

Introducing taker tier rebate program - poly.market/taker-tier Get rebated up to 50% of all trading fees on polymarket, earn $ level up bonuses, and be eligible for large future rewards. Will be live starting next week 🙂

Yeah I review the trades, and while I'm working on understanding their strategies, if it's profitable I copy them. 40 trades is just from yesterday evening on one of them. It's done 3k+ trades combined. This is my accounts this month (started around second week of May), it's consistent enough for me to learn + profit at the same time, and I record all the polysocket feeds so I know their entry times and conditions a lot more accurately for review.

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2 simple Polysocket copy bot on Polymarket overnight results Kinda wild how it just quietly copies the good traders while I do nothing. honestly wondering why I didn't set this up sooner.

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@decenterghost For context, if I go back 40 trades on an account, it's 9:30 AM here and 40 trades ago, it's 5PM yesterday. But I'm curious, would copying more trades or less trades be better to you if the outcome is consistent?

@EthYfii @Polymarket rain check, i see what you did there

🚀 Polysocket users are absolutely printing on Polymarket right now. Real feedback. Real fills. Real edge. +$1,473 and +$1,284 profit in the past 2 weeks (screenshots attached) This is exactly why we built Polysocket: sub-20ms wallet monitoring so you can actually copy accounts before the move is gone. Shoutout to everyone in the community dropping wins and pushing the feed harder. Join the Discord community and connect with serious Polymarket copy bot builders: discord.com/invite/kpze6ZV…

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Oh man, are you getting profitable fills with that latency? I’d love for you to try out Polysocket or join the discord community and share your thoughts - I’ve got live bots copy trading SAME BLOCK executions of accounts actively - if you’re profitable with the latency you have this would likely be a game changer