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Polyburg finds the traders actually worth copying on Polymarket  — and copies them for you.

Polymarket is a prediction market: people buy and sell shares in whether something will happen. Thousands of traders compete there, and a handful are consistently good.

Finding those few is hard. Polyburg does it for you, then lets you follow them automatically — every trade they make gets placed on your own wallet, sized to your budget.

New to prediction markets? A share pays out $1 if the outcome happens and $0 if it doesn’t — so a share priced at $0.30 means the market thinks there’s about a 30% chance. That one idea explains every price on this site. More in the Glossary.

The Trader Discovery engine

Polymarket’s own leaderboard ranks traders by how much money they made. Sounds sensible, but it mostly surfaces people who simply started with the most — while genuinely skilled traders working with smaller amounts sit far down the list where nobody sees them.

So we look at everyone, then filter hard on four things:

  • Are they consistently good? — Did their account grow steadily, or did one lucky bet do all the work? One-hit wonders don’t make the list, however big the number.
  • Can you actually copy them? — Some traders only profit because they’re fast, or trade in tiny margins that vanish once a second person piles in. If their edge wouldn’t survive being copied, they’re out — even if they’re up enormously.
  • Are they human? — Bots trading hundreds of times a second are impossible to follow. We label and hide them.
  • How do they trade? — Everyone who makes the cut is tagged by style, so you know what you’re signing up for: patient long holds, medium-term swings, or fast in-and-out trading.

What comes out is a short list of traders whose success looks real, repeatable, and copyable. Everything else in Polyburg is a way to act on that list.

How you use it

Three surfaces sit on top of the curated traders list. Pick the one that matches how much control you want.

Presets — managed lineups

Presets (Steady · Smart · Sharp) are curated bundles the discovery engine assembles + rebalances for you. Invest with one deposit, the Preset handles trader selection, sizing, and rebalancing on your behalf. The flagship Smart Preset runs positively profitable to its investors even after all fees. Exit any time. → Presets

Copy Trade Rules — hand-pick your leaders

Browse the traders yourself, copy the ones you like, and set your own sizing, price filters, stop-loss, and take-profit on a per-Rule basis. Every Rule runs behind three mirror safeguards — scalper-aware copying, maker/taker reality check, and protective sell logic — so a leader’s patterns can’t quietly bleed your book. Rules are yours; Polyburg only surfaces the traders and executes what you configure. → Copy Trade

Trading Terminal — manual buys and sells

Full Polymarket market browser + one-tap buy/sell on your own wallet, with a “Traders’ picks” filter that narrows the market list to markets your curated traders are actually holding. → Trading Terminal

Referral Engine

Share your referral link and a share of the fees generated by everyone you refer — up to ten hops deep across your network — flows back to you as a balance in your Commission Wallet. Claim to your on-chain wallet any time. → Referral Engine

Deposits and withdrawals

Polyburg accepts deposits from 13 chains in most major tokens. Everything lands as pUSD — Polymarket’s collateral token on Polygon, backed 1:1 by USDC — inside your Polyburg deposit wallet, ready to trade. All Polymarket orders quote and settle in pUSD. Withdrawals reverse the process: pick a destination chain and token in the Wallet tab, and Polyburg’s bridge routes the payout.

Deposits — the bridge does the work.

  • 13 source chains — Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, Solana, Bitcoin, Avalanche, BNB Chain, Fantom, Hyperliquid, Monad, Ink. Send in most major tokens on each chain (USDC, USDT, ETH, SOL, BTC, native gas tokens, and more).
  • Bridge auto-swaps to pUSD on Polygon and delivers it to your Polyburg deposit wallet. You never have to hold USDC yourself.
  • No hard “USDC only” restriction — send whatever the deposit screen shows for your chosen chain.

Withdrawals — around 50 chain × token pairs.

  • Pick any supported chain × token combination in the Wallet tab. Your pUSD is swapped and paid out on-chain to the address you specify.
  • Relayer-sponsored — you pay no POL gas out of your deposit wallet.
  • Per-destination minimums apply (Polygon around $1–$2; Ethereum around $5–$7 due to L1 gas). The Withdraw screen shows the exact minimum for whatever you pick.

Always start from the in-app Deposit or Withdraw flow. It hands you the correct address for the chain and token you picked. The live list of supported chains and tokens updates as we add routes — the mini-app is the source of truth, not this page.

Send only to the address shown for the exact chain you selected. An Ethereum-mainnet deposit address won’t credit funds sent on Arbitrum, and vice-versa; L2s and L1 have different address formats and routings. If you’re unsure, back out of the flow and start over — the app will re-issue the right address for your chain.

What Polyburg does NOT do

  • We don’t give financial advice. Every performance figure is illustrative; past performance does not indicate future results.
  • We don’t pool user funds. Every trade settles onto your own on-chain deposit wallet, auditable on Polygonscan, and you can withdraw at any time. The wallet’s signing key is held by Polyburg’s key quorum via Privy  — that is what lets a Preset or Rule trade for you without asking you to sign each time.
  • We don’t auto-follow traders. Copy trading only happens via a Rule or Preset you enabled — the discovery engine outputs a ranked list, not automatic action.
  • We don’t page you on Telegram for copy-trade fills — those land as toasts inside the mini-app. Telegram carries whale / conviction alerts and system notices only.

Prediction markets involve substantial risk of loss. Positions can temporarily lose most of their value before events resolve. Past performance does not indicate future results.

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