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Polymarket Portfolio Trackers

Polymarket portfolio trackers show what you hold and what it is worth right now: open positions, unrealized profit and loss, cost basis, and closed trade history. They read the wallet straight from Polygon, so nothing needs connecting and any address can be watched, including someone else's. Traders use them to see performance across every market at once, which the native positions screen does not give you.

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Hand-picked tools we recommend in this category.

  1. Axiom Trade PolyMarket

    Traders on Axiom can now take positions on real-world events without leaving the terminal they use for memecoins and perpetuals.

    17/wk View

All Portfolio Trackers tools

Everything in this category, ranked by upvotes.

  1. Otomato

    Traders with positions across multiple chains get alerts only when liquidation risk, yield shifts, or other actionable changes occur.

    6/wk View
  2. PolyTech

    Traders who want to buy, sell, and copy positions on Polymarket can do it all inside Telegram through PolyTech.

    7/wk View
  3. PredictFolio

    Traders use PredictFolio to track portfolio performance, compare profiles, and research active Polymarket prediction markets.

    2/wk View
  4. Ratio You

    Ratio lets you copy top Polymarket forecasters automatically, follow their reasoning, and track your positions, all from one mobile app.

    12/wk View
  5. Axiom Trade PolyMarket

    Traders on Axiom can now take positions on real-world events without leaving the terminal they use for memecoins and perpetuals.

    17/wk View
  6. Polymtrade

    Trade on Polymarket directly from your phone with a fast, mobile-optimized terminal.

    8/wk View
  7. Hunch Trade

    Hunch pulls activity from Polymarket, Kalshi, and other prediction markets into one terminal for discovery, comparison, and trade execution.

    2/wk View
  8. Share

    Active Polymarket traders place bets, track positions, and copy top performers straight from their phone.

    2/wk View
  9. PolyRewards

    PolyRewards ranks Polymarket liquidity provider wallets by cumulative rewards earned, pulling all data directly from public blockchain records.

    11/wk View
  10. Positions Finance

    Traders with active Polymarket positions can borrow against those shares as collateral, keeping the bet live while deploying fresh liquidity elsewhere.

    1/wk View
  11. Coinpilot

    Coinpilot lets you find top traders by onchain results and mirror their moves across Polymarket, crypto perps, and stocks.

    2/wk View

Polymarket Portfolio Trackers

Positions on Polymarket spread out quickly. Twenty markets in, the honest answer to "how am I doing" is a guess. A tracker reads your positions off the chain and shows what you hold, what it cost, and what it is worth right now.

The better ones go past balances. Average entry, probability-weighted value, and profit split by category, by period, and by how the market resolved. That is what tells you which kind of question you are genuinely good at, and which one has been quietly taking money back.

Most track wallets that are not yours as well. Paste an address and you get their holdings, their entries and their record. Your own book on one side, the people you are trading against on the other.

How to choose a Polymarket portfolio tracker

What actually separates one from another, before you connect anything.

  • Read-only

    A tracker never needs permission to trade. Anything asking for signing rights to show you a balance is asking for more than the job requires.

  • Cost basis and realised profit

    Current value is easy. What separates trackers is whether they reconstruct what you paid, so you can see profit rather than exposure.

  • Closed positions

    Half your record is in markets that already resolved. A tracker that only shows open positions cannot tell you whether you are any good at this.

  • Watching other wallets

    Because positions are public, most trackers can follow any address. That turns the same tool into research on traders you want to learn from.

  • Tax and export

    If you need a record at the end of the year, check for CSV export early. Reconstructing it later from the chain is painful.

  • How it handles resolution

    A market that settled should show as a realised win or loss, not vanish. Check what happens to a position after resolution before you trust the totals.

Frequently asked questions

What people ask before picking portfolio trackers.

Still not sure? Ask us
Can I track a Polymarket wallet that is not mine?

Yes. Positions and trades settle on Polygon and are public, so any address can be watched. This is the same data that whale trackers and copy-trading tools are built on.

Why does my profit differ between tools?

Usually because of cost basis. Tools disagree about how to treat partial exits, positions bought at several prices, and shares acquired by splitting rather than buying. Pick one and stay with it rather than comparing across.

Do I need to connect my wallet?

Almost never. Pasting the address is enough, because everything a tracker shows is public. Connecting is only needed if the tool also lets you trade.

Does the Polymarket site not already show this?

It shows your open positions. What it does not give you is history across resolved markets, cost basis over time, or performance measured in a way you can compare month to month.

Can I get tax reports out of these?

Some export a transaction history you can hand to an accountant or import elsewhere. None of them are tax advice, and the treatment of prediction market gains varies by country.

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