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Pull trading activity from Polymarket for any user

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When & Why to Use This Skill

This Claude skill enables the automated extraction and analysis of trading activity from Polymarket, a leading decentralized prediction market. By interfacing with the Polymarket Data API, it allows users to retrieve comprehensive transaction histories, calculate trading volumes, and identify strategic patterns for any specific wallet address or username, facilitating data-driven insights into market behavior.

Use Cases

  • Trader Strategy Analysis: Evaluate the historical performance, entry/exit points, and directional bias of top-performing traders to refine your own market approach.
  • Whale Tracking: Monitor high-volume accounts to detect significant capital shifts and sentiment changes in political, economic, or crypto-related prediction markets.
  • Financial Reporting and Auditing: Export detailed trading logs to CSV or JSON formats for personal portfolio tracking, tax compliance, or third-party auditing.
  • Market Sentiment Research: Analyze the distribution of 'Up' vs 'Down' positions across specific event slugs to gauge the conviction level of market participants.
nameuser-activity
descriptionPull trading activity from Polymarket for any user
when_to_useWhen you need to analyze a Polymarket user's trading history, strategy, or patterns
scriptscripts/polymarket-user-activity.py

Polymarket User Activity Scraper

Pull trading activity from Polymarket's Data API for any user by username or wallet address.

Quick Start

# Analyze gabagool22's last 7 days of trading
python scripts/polymarket-user-activity.py gabagool22 --analyze

# Save to CSV
python scripts/polymarket-user-activity.py gabagool22 --days 7 --output data/gabagool22-trades.csv

# Save as JSON
python scripts/polymarket-user-activity.py gabagool22 --days 7 --output data/gabagool22-trades.json

# Use wallet address directly
python scripts/polymarket-user-activity.py 0x6031b6eed1c97e853c6e0f03ad3ce3529351f96d --analyze

Options

Option Description Default
user Username (e.g. gabagool22) or wallet address (0x...) Required
--days N Number of days of history to fetch 7
--limit N Maximum number of trades to fetch 10000
--output PATH Output file (CSV or JSON based on extension) None
--analyze Print analysis summary False
--json Output raw JSON to stdout False

Output Fields (CSV)

Field Description
datetime ISO timestamp
timestamp Unix timestamp
side BUY or SELL
outcome Up or Down
title Market question
size Number of shares
price Price per share
value size * price
slug Market URL slug
eventSlug Event identifier
conditionId Market condition hash
transactionHash On-chain tx hash
proxyWallet Trader wallet

Analysis Summary

The --analyze flag prints:

  • Total trade count (BUY/SELL breakdown)
  • Total volume in USD
  • Date range covered
  • Up/Down position breakdown
  • Price statistics (avg/min/max)
  • Top 5 markets by trade count

Example Analysis Output

============================================================
TRADE ANALYSIS SUMMARY
============================================================

Total trades: 847
  - BUY: 623
  - SELL: 224

Total volume: $42,350.00

Date range: 2024-12-08 09:15 to 2024-12-15 14:30
  (7 days)

Outcome breakdown:
  - UP positions: 412
  - DOWN positions: 435

Price stats:
  - Average: $0.485
  - Min: $0.08
  - Max: $0.92

Top 5 markets by trade count:
  - Bitcoin up or down? (Dec 15, 2:00 PM ET)... (45 trades, $1,250.00)
  - Ethereum up or down? (Dec 15, 10:00 AM ET)... (38 trades, $980.00)
  ...
============================================================

API Details

Uses the Polymarket Data API:

  • Base URL: https://data-api.polymarket.com
  • Endpoint: /trades?user={wallet}&limit={n}&offset={n}
  • Rate limited: 0.5s delay between paginated requests

Strategy Analysis Tips

To analyze a trader's strategy:

  1. Pull their recent trades:

    python scripts/polymarket-user-activity.py gabagool22 --days 7 --output data/trades.csv
    
  2. Look for patterns:

    • Average position size
    • Entry price ranges (do they buy near 0.50 or closer to extremes?)
    • How often they add to positions vs close them
    • Time patterns (when do they trade most actively?)
    • Up/Down bias (do they favor one direction?)
  3. Compare to market conditions:

    • Do they trade more during high volatility?
    • How do they handle losing positions?
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