PolyAnalytics — PolyMarket Analytics

Polymarket moves before the news does. Whales open six-figure positions on outcomes nobody is talking about yet. Top traders quietly rotate from one market to another. A single wallet doubles down at 4 cents and the price drifts up before anyone notices. By the time the homepage refreshes, the move has already happened. The data is all public. You just cannot see it without ten browser tabs and constant manual refreshing. WHY POLYMARKET IS HARD TO FOLLOW IN REAL TIME The official site shows the order book and the price chart. It does not show: - Who is actually buying — a 50-dollar retail bet or a 250,000-dollar conviction trade - Which consistently profitable traders are active right now - How positions are concentrating among the largest holders - Which markets are heating up before they hit the trending list - Whether a specific wallet you respect just opened or closed a position You can dig all of this out manually — open a trader profile, scroll through trades, cross-reference timestamps, query the holders endpoint. Most people do not bother, because by the time you have assembled the picture, the edge is gone. This extension assembles the picture for you, in real time, on the same page you were already on. WHAT THIS EXTENSION DOES PolyAnalytics is an analytics drawer that injects itself into every polymarket.com page. No new tab, no separate dashboard. It lives on the right edge of the page you are already reading, collapsed to a slim pill until you click it. Four tabs cover the four questions a serious Polymarket user asks throughout the day. Whale Feed — A live stream of trades above your size threshold, default 5,000 dollars. Each row shows direction (BUY or SELL), outcome, dollar size, the trader, and how long ago the trade landed. Click any trader to filter the feed to their activity only. Click any market to jump to it. You see capital flow as it happens, not after the price has moved. Smart Money — A ranked leaderboard of Polymarket's top traders by realized PnL or volume, over 24h, 7d, 30d, or all-time. Switch the scope to "this market" and the same panel re-ranks just the wallets active on the event you are viewing. You stop guessing who has an edge here. Chart — A candlestick chart for the current event with five timeframes (5m, 15m, 1H, 4H, 1D). Five technical indicators: MA(20), EMA(12), RSI(14), MACD, Bollinger Bands. Optional volume histogram. Optional multi-outcome overlay that draws every outcome on the same axis — useful for races where you want to see relative momentum. Toggle between YES and NO sides for binary markets. Set a price alert and get a desktop notification when it triggers. Export the bucketed OHLC plus volume to CSV. Open the chart fullscreen for a closer look. Watchlist — Save up to 20 wallets you want to track. The extension polls them in the background once per minute. When any of them place a new trade, you get a desktop notification with the size, direction, and market. Set the alias to whatever you want — "smart_money_07", "competitor", "the chess guy who keeps being right". A few quieter features round out the package: Portfolio view — Save your own wallet address in settings. When you visit polymarket.com/portfolio without logging in, your positions render automatically. Useful if you keep the site logged out for privacy or trade from a hardware wallet. Market heatmap — A fullscreen treemap of the top 100 markets, sized by 24-hour volume and colored by 24-hour price change. Quickly spot which categories are heating up. Localized — Available in 14 languages: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Dutch, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Arabic. HOW IT WORKS 1. Install the extension. 2. Open polymarket.com — the drawer appears as a pill on the right edge of the page. 3. Click the pill to expand. Pick a tab. 4. Set your whale threshold in the popup if 5,000 dollars is too low or too high for your style. 5. Add wallets to the watchlist if you want passive notifications. That's it. No account. No API key. No setup wizard. The drawer remembers which tab you used last and opens to the same one next time. WHY A DRAWER INSTEAD OF A POPUP The browser action popup is for settings only. Real analytics belongs next to the data you are reading. A popup hides the moment you click the page. You cannot watch the whale feed and read the market description at the same time. You cannot keep the chart visible while you scroll the order book. You lose state every time you click away. The drawer collapses to a 32-pixel pill when you do not need it and slides out when you do. You decide when it is in the way, not the browser. INDICATORS WITHOUT THE CLUTTER The chart ships five indicators that cover most use cases. Moving Average and Exponential Moving Average for trend. Bollinger Bands for volatility envelopes. RSI and MACD render in a separate sub-pane below the price chart so they do not crowd the candles. Toggle each one independently from a single dropdown. The indicator state persists per session so you do not have to re-enable them every time you open a market. PRICE ALERTS Open any market chart, click Alert, type the cent value (for example 62 for 62 cents), pick "above" or "below". The background service polls the price once per minute and fires a desktop notification when the threshold is hit. The alert auto-removes after firing, so there is no cleanup. If a market closes or becomes unreachable, the alert prunes itself after five consecutive failed checks and tells you it did so. Alerts are stored locally in your browser; nothing is sent to any server. CSV EXPORT The Export button downloads the current chart's OHLC data plus per-bucket trade counts as a CSV file, named after the outcome and timeframe. Open it in any spreadsheet for offline analysis or model-building. Five timeframes are supported, so you can pull anything from 5-minute candles to daily …