How to Use Priyion to Analyze Polymarket

What Priyion Does

Polymarket shows you prices and a basic order book. Priyion goes deeper — pulling data from multiple API layers (Gamma, CLOB, and Data APIs) to compute metrics that aren't visible on the Polymarket interface:

• Liquidity grading — How deep is the order book? Can you fill your order without moving the price?
• Risk scoring — A composite score (0–100) based on spread, volatility, time to resolution, holder concentration, and data freshness.
• Wallet signals — What are the biggest, most profitable wallets doing in this market?
• Price momentum — Is the price trending, choppy, or stale? How has it moved over 15 minutes, 1 hour, and 24 hours?
• Return projections — If you invest $X and the market resolves in your favor, what's the estimated return after fees and slippage?

Feature 1: Scan a Market

The core feature. Paste any Polymarket URL or market slug into the analyzer and get a full report in seconds.

The report tells you whether a market is liquid enough to trade, how risky it is, and what smart money is doing — all computed from live data, not opinions.

Feature 2: FYP (For Your Portfolio)

Don't know which market to look at? FYP scans the entire Polymarket universe and surfaces markets that pass data quality filters — helping you understand which markets have strong signals for further research.

The scanner fetches 100+ active markets, applies quality gates (spread, depth, freshness), and scores each on execution quality, risk, momentum, and wallet signals. Results are educational — they help you understand market conditions, not tell you what to do.

Feature 3: Track Whale Wallets

The smartest traders on Polymarket manage millions in positions. Priyion lets you find them and track their moves.

Click any wallet to see their full trading history — open positions, closed positions (wins and losses), realized PnL, and recent activity. One click adds them to your watchlist for ongoing monitoring.

Feature 4: Wallet Watchlist

Add any Polymarket wallet address to your watchlist. Every 2 hours, Priyion checks their positions and notifies you in-app if anything changes — new positions opened, existing ones closed, or significant size changes.

You'll get notified in-app (via the bell icon) when tracked wallets make moves — new positions, closed positions, or size changes.

Understanding the Risk Score

Every market report includes a risk score from 0 (lowest risk) to 100 (highest risk). It's computed from seven weighted components:

• Liquidity (25%) — How deep is the order book? Can you get in and out without excessive slippage?
• Spread (20%) — How wide is the bid-ask spread? Wider spreads mean higher trading costs.
• Volatility (20%) — How much has the price moved in the last 24 hours? High volatility means more uncertainty.
• Time to resolution (10%) — Markets resolving very soon or very far out carry different risk profiles.
• Resolution ambiguity (10%) — Is the resolution criteria clear and unambiguous?
• Holder concentration (10%) — Is one wallet holding a disproportionate share? That creates manipulation risk.
• Data freshness (5%) — How recent is the data? Stale data means the score may not reflect current conditions.

Tips for Using Priyion Effectively

• Start with FYP — Let the scanner surface interesting markets, then deep-dive into the ones you want to research further.
• Check liquidity before size — A market might look interesting, but if the order book is thin, entry and exit costs will be high.
• Follow the whales — Large, historically-profitable wallets often have information edges. Track them to understand market dynamics.
• Use the risk score as a filter — Markets scoring above 60 carry elevated risk. Use this to calibrate your own research depth.
• Check the audit trail — Every report shows exactly where the data came from and how fresh it is. If sources are degraded, treat the analysis with more caution.
• Remember: this is research, not advice — Priyion helps you understand markets. Any decision to participate is yours alone.