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QuantFox tracks top Polymarket traders live and pings Telegram the moment a whale trade lands.
Grounded in available product and source data
Polymarket trades are all public record, but finding the ones that actually matter inside that noise is the hard part — QuantFox is real-time Polymarket trader analytics built specifically to surface who the top traders are and what they're buying right now, rather than leaving that search to manual scrolling.
The leaderboard is the anchor: traders are ranked by realized profit and loss across daily, weekly, monthly, and all-time windows, and every card opens into a full profile with open positions, complete trade history, win rate, and a category breakdown — enough to tell a genuinely skilled politics trader from someone who got lucky once on a single sports bet.
Speed is where the second layer comes in. Whale tracking monitors every trade in real time and surfaces activity above a threshold a user sets, and a personal watchlist pushes a Telegram alert within seconds of a followed trader opening a new position — the site frames this specifically against the alternative of manually refreshing a dashboard and missing the trade that mattered.
Algo Trades goes a step further than tracking individuals: it aggregates purchases from the 100 most profitable wallets and flags moments when several of them pile into the same outcome within an hour, tracking the entry price, current price, and live profit and loss of that consensus trade as a signal in its own right.
A set of free calculators — Kelly Criterion, parlay, arbitrage, and an odds converter — plus a no-signup wallet checker round out the platform, all available before paying for the single Pro Access tier that unlocks the live leaderboard, Algo Trades, and alerts.
Not for the free tools at least — the Kelly Criterion, parlay, and arbitrage calculators along with the odds converter require no signup and are built to make position-sizing and edge calculations approachable without needing to build the math manually first.
It looks for agreement, not a single opinion — Algo Trades specifically flags moments when several of the 100 most profitable wallets independently enter the same outcome within an hour, treating that overlap itself as the signal rather than any one trader's individual move.
That's specifically what the deep-dive profile is for — full trade history, win rate, and a category breakdown make it possible to see whether performance holds up across many trades and categories, rather than resting on one large win.
The site states alerts land within seconds of a watchlisted trader taking a new position or a whale-sized trade crossing the configured threshold, sent directly to Telegram rather than requiring an open dashboard tab.
No — pricing is a single Pro Access tier with no usage limits, covering the leaderboard, Algo Trades, whale alerts, and the personal watchlist, billed monthly and cancelable anytime.
