PolyRadarWhat you can do.
Everything the bot does for you, in a sentence or three each, by what you do rather than by its menu. Every card opens the screens it speaks of.
Watch markets
Add an event
Paste a Polymarket link or search by a few words; the day’s busiest events, and what opened today, are a tap away. Adding an event watches nothing until you press Watch all, or pick one market.
See a market
Its card shows the price, both books, the day’s trading, the last trade, and the alerts it has on with their thresholds.
Let new markets in
When Polymarket adds a market to an event you watch, it is picked up automatically, up to a limit you set, or only listed for you to pick.
Hear when it ends
A market’s result is read off the chain seconds after it settles, and a market Polymarket takes off its site is said as removed, not as finished. An event with nothing left to trade leaves your list on its own.
Share an event
One link opens the event in anyone’s chat, ready to watch in a tap.
Get alerts
Liquidity
When the money resting near the price grows or thins by your share within your window, on the book and the half you chose.
Trades
Every trade at or over your size, or a burst of them summed as one, with the share of the money buying each outcome.
Volume
When the trades of a window add up to your amount, with where the price went.
Price
When the price moves your number of cents, with what traded in the window and whether anyone could follow the move.
The UMA oracle
A result proposed, with the earliest moment it can be final: it stays open to dispute until UMA settles it, and you hear again if UMA is slow to. A proposal disputed, and what comes next; and the result itself. Each is a switch of its own.
When Polymarket steps in
Polymarket can pause a resolution, flag a question to resolve it by hand, and resume it, and you hear each wherever you hear the market’s proposals or disputes. A proposal on a market it holds says it is not final while Polymarket holds it.
Read the alert, not the chat
Who traded, which book levels moved and the market’s card open over the alert itself, and the alert comes back with one press.
Set your thresholds
One threshold per alert, per market
An event holds the settings and its markets inherit them until you change one on the market itself. Presets, or a typed number in any form.
Defaults for new events
Events you add from now on start with your defaults. Those you already watch keep their own.
Change several at once
Pick events and set the same threshold on all of them. Where they differ, the bot shows each old and new value before writing.
Bring back the event’s settings
A market tuned by hand can return to its event’s settings, after you see what changes.
Follow traders
Follow a wallet
Paste a profile link, an address or a name; pick from the top by profit for the week or the month, over every market or in any category Polymarket ranks; or from the wallets that trade most on your markets.
Every trade, as it fills
Within seconds of the fill: the market, the side, the price, and whether the wallet made the market or took it. Fills that arrive together are one message.
A trader’s card
Positions, open profit, win rate, profit this week and this month, the last trade, and its trades on your markets, refreshed on their own.
Your size per wallet
Each wallet has its own trade size, or every trade, and its settings say how many of its trades last week would have come. The size screen counts that week at every size offered, so you see what a size would send.
Only the categories you want
Ten boxes, as Polymarket’s leaderboard sorts its markets, and My markets: untick Sports and its trades stop, bar those on the markets you watch. Every box is on the screen, none folded away, with the wallet’s week counted by category, and All markets ticks them all or clears them.
Your own categories
Type a word and pick any Polymarket topic, found even misspelt or in Cyrillic, as a box of your own. Ticked or not, it decides for its markets over their category: no Sports, but NBA; Sports, but no Tennis. As many as you like, on a wallet or on your defaults.
Label, share, unfollow
A name of your own for a wallet; a link that opens it in anyone’s chat; unfollowing asks first.
Many wallets at once
Pick wallets and set one size on all of them, tick a category or an own category on every one, add or take off an own category together, copy in your defaults, or unfollow them. Where they differ, the screen says how.
Hear about new events first
A filter is a few words
New events with your words in the title arrive within minutes of listing. Words the title must not have, and a part of the link, narrow it. Events already open never match.
Series are handled
Events that repeat every few minutes or hours are skipped. Daily and weekly series come through until you switch them off, per filter.
From the alert to your markets
A number under the alert adds the event to your Markets and opens it.
Share a filter
A link gives anyone a copy of your filter as it is.
What opened today
New today lists the events Polymarket opened in the last day, leaving out the matches, weather and prices its recurring series open, busiest first. Each category has its list, and an event is under every one it is about. A number adds the event and opens it, with the way back to the list.
Choose when and how loudly
Each kind of news on its own schedule
Ten kinds: new events, followed wallets, and eight of markets. For each, with sound, silent, a digest every five minutes or every hour, or held until a quiet stretch ends.
Schedules are yours
A schedule is a few rules over your week: nights, weekends, work hours, in your own time zone. Name it once and use it for as many kinds as you like.
A digest is one message
A line and a link per alert. When a hold ends, everything held arrives at once; when more comes than you can read, it is folded for you.
Turn it all off
One switch stops everything and keeps what you set up; the word stop offers it. Turning back on brings back exactly what was on.
Make it yours
Your language
Thirteen languages, chosen in the chat. Every screen, alert and button speaks it, and so does the command menu.
Your clock
Pick a city or type your town, in any language. Every time you read is in your zone, with the offset named.
Help and commands
A sentence per section, the legend of the trade marks, the news channel and an admin to write to. Seven commands name the sections.
When you go quiet
After a while without a visit the bot asks, then pauses your notifications. Any tap brings them back and says what was missed; nothing you set up is touched.
Private only
The bot works in private chats and leaves any group. It reads public data and never holds keys, funds or positions.
All in Telegram.
Open @PolyRadarXbot and press Start, paste a Polymarket link or a trader’s profile, and it starts watching in a minute. “Stop” means stop: one switch turns everything off and keeps what you follow.
Nothing to install or connect, no keys or funds: it reads public data and never trades for you.
Questions? Write to an admin · Releases in @PolyRadarNews
