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# Overview

Bullpen tracks profitable Polymarket wallets and surfaces their activity across the platform.

## Smart Money

The Predictions tab gives you four ways to find and follow smart money:

| View            | What It Shows                                                          |
| --------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Discover**    | Smart money convergence signals, whale trades, and biggest recent wins |
| **Trending**    | Markets where multiple smart wallets are actively trading              |
| **Walletscope** | Live feed of wallet trades with quality filters                        |
| **Eventscope**  | Live trade feed per event with trader details                          |

From any of these views, you can track a wallet or start copy trading with one click.

## How It Connects

* [Find smart money](/smart-money/smart-money-discovery.md) through Discover, Walletscope, and Eventscope.
* [Watch convergence signals](/smart-money/convergence-signals.md) to see where top wallets align.
* [Track or copy wallets](/smart-money/copy-trading.md) with your own capital and settings.
* [Set alerts](/smart-money/smart-money-alerts.md) when specific trades or trader profiles appear.


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