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# Smart Money Discovery

Find profitable Polymarket wallets and see what they're trading in real time.

Bullpen surfaces smart money activity through three views in the Predictions tab: Discover, Walletscope, and Eventscope. Each provides a different angle on what smart traders are doing.

## Discover

The Discover view is split into three columns:

**Smart Money:** Shows when multiple smart traders are buying the same outcome on a market. Displays the number of wallets, total dollar amount, win rate, and lifetime P\&L. Click **Trade** to take the same position.

**Whales:** Individual large trades from wallets with strong track records. Each entry shows the trader's win rate, lifetime P\&L, trade size, and market. Click **Copy Trade** to mirror their trade or **Track** to follow without copying.

**Biggest Wins:** Recent high-P\&L trades sorted by amount won.

## Walletscope

Real-time feed of trades from wallets across Polymarket. Use the filter panel on the left to narrow results by trader quality:

| Filter                       | Description                        |
| ---------------------------- | ---------------------------------- |
| Min. Lifetime PNL            | Minimum lifetime profit            |
| Min. Lifetime Volume         | Minimum total volume traded        |
| Min. Lifetime Predictions    | Minimum number of predictions      |
| Min. Current Positions Value | Minimum active position value      |
| Min. Position Size           | Minimum individual position size   |
| Min. Trade Size              | Minimum trade amount               |
| Share Price Range            | Filter by min/max share price      |
| Category                     | Filter by market category          |
| Action                       | All, Buy, or Sell                  |
| Show Tracking Only           | Limit to wallets you already track |

Toggle between **Trades** and **Comments** at the top of the filter panel to switch between trade activity and trader commentary.

Click **Create Trade Alert** at the bottom of the filter panel to get notified when matching trades come through.

## Eventscope

Live trade feed showing every trade across Polymarket events. Each row shows:

| Column    | Description                            |
| --------- | -------------------------------------- |
| Type      | Buy or Sell                            |
| Amount    | Dollar amount and number of shares     |
| Trader    | Wallet name or address                 |
| Outcome   | The outcome and current price          |
| Market    | The prediction market                  |
| Timestamp | When the trade happened                |
| Quick Buy | One-click button to take the same side |

Filter by category, action, minimum trade size, and share price range using the controls at the top.

Click **Create Alert from Filters** to set up notifications for trades matching your criteria.


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