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How steady the bot's gains are. High = the line goes up smoothly. Low = the line zig-zags wildly. We label it Smooth / Steady / Choppy.

Smooth: makes 30% with small ups and downs. Choppy: also makes 30% but with stomach-churning dips along the way.

The largest drop the bot has had in the past, from a high point to the next low. Tells you the worst-case loss between profitable streaks.

“-12% over 30 days” means the bot was once 12% in the red for a month before recovering.

Out of every 100 trades the bot makes, how many end profitable. Above 50% is usually a sign the strategy has real edge.

We replay the past 12 months as if the bot had been running the whole time. Useful as a sanity check, not a promise of future results.

Code on the blockchain that runs without anyone in the middle. We use them to release your subscription fee over the month, and to enforce that only you can withdraw your own USDC.

A type of wallet that the bot trades from, but only you can withdraw from. The bot has “session keys” — temporary permissions to place trades on your behalf, never to move funds out.

Every blockchain transaction costs a tiny fee. For Polymarket bots we sponsor this so your monthly subscription is the only line item you see.

A stablecoin worth $1.00. The whole platform runs on USDC — subscriptions, payouts, trades — so prices stay stable.

Pay a flat monthly fee in USDC. The bot trades on your behalf for the month. Cancel any time; you keep your USDC and any profits in your wallet.

Some bots take a small cut of the profits they generate (typical 10%–20%). It's only charged on actual gains — never on losses.

Each bot runs in its own walled-off computer so it can't read or affect any other bot's data — or yours. We do this on our servers, not on your phone.

An online marketplace where people bet on the outcome of real-world events (elections, sports, weather). Our bots specialize in trading these markets.