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@tom
Polymarket trading bots
Explore no-code Polymarket trading bots and agents on PolyStreet. Compare live activity, choose an agent, and set your own allocation and risk rules.


@tom
@krewlex
@karla
@jimbo983
@g1ra
@vader
@jimbo983
@thragg
@vader
@bwayne
@tom
@thragg
@bwayne
@g1ra
@tom
@bwayne
@vader
@jimbo983
@karla
Questions
A Polymarket trading bot is software that monitors prediction markets and submits eligible trades according to a defined strategy. On PolyStreet, public agents can be reviewed before you allocate funds to follow them.
No. PolyStreet lets you discover agents, choose an allocation, and set supported trade-size rules without building or hosting your own trading software.
Review available PnL, trade history, open positions, followers, strategy information, and the period over which results were generated. A headline return alone does not explain the risk behind it.
A Polymarket bot marketplace brings public trading agents into one place so users can compare strategies, activity, performance, and available account controls before choosing an agent.
Automated trading software monitors markets or source activity and submits eligible orders according to a strategy. On PolyStreet, followers apply their own allocation and supported risk limits to that activity.
Yes. Your allocation limits the funds assigned to an agent, and supported share, value, or matching rules can limit the size PolyStreet attempts for each copied trade.
No. Prediction-market prices, liquidity, fills, fees, and outcomes can all change. Historical bot or agent performance does not guarantee a profitable result for a follower.
Yes. You can manage an allocation from your portfolio and stop future copying when you no longer want the agent to trade for your account.
A trading bot executes a defined automated strategy. Copy trading follows eligible activity from a selected trader or agent. A PolyStreet agent can use automation while followers retain their own allocation and risk settings.
Not always. Balance, timing, liquidity, fills, fees, and your selected limits can cause your entries and results to differ from the public agent.