Patch 2026.09.20

Terminal

• Suspicious trades and large positions open on the board, with the method behind a How it works line like the terminal already had.

Pick of the Day

• New/pick-of-the-day/verify explains how each pick is sealed before kickoff, what that does not prove, and three ways to check it.
• The track record carries a link to the public ledger, and the ROI basis moved into the ROI hover.
• The track record links sit at the left edge with the label and the stats above them, instead of hanging off the right.
• The track record link to the verification page is called Verify picks.WasHow verification works→nowVerify picks
• The track record link to the public ledger is called Every pick on GitHub.WasVerify picks→nowEvery pick on GitHub
• /pick-of-the-day/verify opens with the link to the repository that holds every pick, which used to sit two thirds down the page.
• Pick rosters say Grades saved with this pick, and the card that opens from a holder says its grade is the current one.
• The Pick of the Day is in /feed.xml: the last 14 days of picks, beside the articles.Was97 items→now111 items
• A pick whose price never moved before kickoff says so on the track record, instead of reading as a closing-line value of zero.WasCLV +0.0%→nowCLV no move

Leaderboard

• NewA leaderboard for each of twelve sports, from soccer to boxing: the top 100 wallets by the money they made on that sport's settled markets, with their win rate and record there. Sort by P&L, win rate or volume.

Grades and profiles

• Hovering a grade letter on a row, a chip or an event page shows its band, its range and what it means.
• A profile lists the wallet's record per category with the sample size behind each, and a market's holder count says how many hold a record in that market's category.
• B-graded wallets refresh their record about three times as often, so their profile numbers are days fresher.Wasevery 79 h→nowevery 26 h
• The positions board draws the new-trader sprout for a first-week wallet.Wasamber NEW chip→nowsprout
• A refreshing profile shows its progress at the top, beside the line that says how current the numbers are, and says roughly how long is left instead of counting up.WasStep 3 of 8, 28s elapsed→nowSyncing closed positions, about 12s left
• That progress tracks how long each step actually takes, so it no longer reads as nearly half done when the longest step is only starting.
• A wallet with a very long settled history picks up its newest resolved markets on a refresh, instead of lagging behind until a later pass.
• A grade weighs the wallet's last 90 days beside its lifetime record, and a wallet quiet for 30 days holds no better than B, or C past 120 days.Waslifetime results only→nowlifetime and the last 90 days
• Wherever a wallet carries a grade, the row says when that wallet last traded: profiles, the leaderboard, strategies, market and event holders, the terminal, combos, resolution rosters, whale alerts and grade emails. A wallet with no recorded trade date says so.
• A combo on a profile says Redeemable when Polymarket reports it can be claimed now, and keeps showing the shares held until a payout arrives.WasOpen→nowOpen, Redeemable

Holder chips and the activity rail

• A chip's category win rate says what it is and carries the record behind it, on chips, event pages and the terminal.Was56%→now56% WR 20/45
• Category win rate counts every bet.Wasbets of $20 or more→nowevery bet
• A wallet with no record in the category shows nothing, where the chip used to spend a line on No observed record.
• Activity rail rows on a game page and the landing show the wallet's win rate in that sport.
• Trader chips on Pick of the Day, the boards and market pages draw the new-trader, bot and X marks, and the bot mark is a robot head.
• Badge marks draw in one grey ink inside the grade tile, on every surface.
• Top Holders is one aligned row per holder.Waswraps to two lines→nowone row
• The activity rail on a market or event page says Partial history or Refresh failed and keeps the fills it has, where it used to show an empty feed.

Sports boards and game pages

• A board's free sharp-money example is a game worth reading: at least ten wallets and $10,000 of profitable-wallet money.Wasfirst game in board order→nowten wallets, $10,000
• Without Pro, a live game's sharp-money split reads on a delay on the board cards and the game page, where it used to be locked.Waslocked→now12 h signed out, 4 h with an account
• A board and a game page ask a non-Pro once: one locked chart in place of 24 repeated account buttons per board and two neon buttons on a game's first screen.
• One tier step per list on /sports/edge, the terminal sub-tabs and a market page, in place of repeated sentences, buttons and price notes.

Landing

• The home page headline and the line under it name the API.WasPolymarket analytics for sports and esports in real-time→nowPolymarket analytics & infrastructure for sports and esports markets
• NewUnder the featured game, six linked cells say what you get: the API, the daily picks, large trades, suspicious trades, combos, and the boards.
• The API console on the home page types four calls, and the first answers what a wallet is good at: its grade, its soccer win rate and its tennis win rate from one request.Was2 calls→now4 calls
• The Create account button on the home page says it is free and takes no credit card.
• The combos cell on the home page says there is a page for every combo, active and settled, not only the ones you placed.
• The featured game is one that traded in the last 24 hours, not one with a big lifetime total.Was$250,000 lifetime→now$25,000 in 24 h
• The home page headline is Trade sports & esports like an insider.WasPolymarket analytics & infrastructure for sports and esports markets.→nowTrade sports & esports like an insider.
• The line under the headline reads Insider access to Polymarket sports and esports market intelligence, and the Polymarket mark now sits in that line instead of in the headline.WasBuild your trading strategy with our APIs. Win more. Beat the market.→nowInsider access to Polymarket sports and esports market intelligence.
• The footer names sports and esports once instead of in three sentences in a row.

Pricing and plans

• NewPre-season Pass: three months of Pro at half price on every billing period, for a new subscription started while it runs. /pricing has the numbers.
• The Pre-season Pass bar shows to signed-in free accounts only; a signed-out visitor no longer sees it.
• NewA first-time weekly subscriber pays half for the first week.Was$25→now$12.50
• Signing up from the offer bar returns you to /pricing with your billing period preselected.
• /pricing picks up an offer opening or closing within 5 minutes.Wasup to 1 h→now5 min
• /pricing promises the first week at $12.50 only while that price is live at checkout.
• RemovedHot markets (top 3) is gone from the free plan on /pricing; no tier had it.
• RemovedThe offer that opened over the page 2.5 seconds after your first click, on nearly every route, is gone.

Emails

• NewA free account gets a weekly email with the top-ranked pick once the welcome series ends, with its own toggle in your account.

Terminal and Large Trades

• The sidebar and footer row for the feed reads Large Trades.WasTrading Activity→nowLarge Trades
• The /terminal explainer names the wallet, not the bettor.
• Sortable column headers on the leaderboard match the static ones: 10px uppercase, one style.

Learn and reports

• Learn guides are shorter and lead with the finding, across 39 of 43 guides.Was72,096 words→nowabout 64,000
• 37 of 43 guides open with a chart, and a section's chart sits above its prose.
• The custom alerts guide leads with measured large trades per day by minimum size and a chart, where it used to assert volumes it never counted.Wasasserted→now460 a day at any minimum, 120 at $25K
• The geopolitics guide opens with a correction: the named cases, profit figures and legal claims are retracted.
• /reports/daily, /reports/weekly and /reports/monthly list every dated report: 60 days, 31 weeks and 7 months.

Design

• Text links are white with an underline; neon marks the one action on a page.Wasneon links→nowwhite, underlined
• Primary buttons are a flat neon fill. Pick of the Day nav and LIVE labels are white text with a small neon dot.
• Icons and acronyms say what they mean on hover, on every surface.
• Hovering a chart range chip, a scoreboard status such as F/OT or HT, or a column head such as P&L, ROI, CLV, WR or bps says what it measures.
• The trending wallets window is spelled out.Was7d, 30d→nowLast 7 days, Last 30 days
• Hovering an icon-only control says what it does: the sports board's view switch and sort direction, a filter chip's X, the scroll arrows on the category and games rails, the sidebar toggle, and the close on every dialog and panel.
• The tick and dash in the Pick of the Day rules access table name themselves on hover.

Performance

• Most pages arrive with their content in the first response, so a slow connection paints them sooner.Was1 page of 378→now328 of 382
• /leaderboard and /markets show their heading and intro at once, not after the page skeleton.
• /sports/tennis no longer stalls for 6 to 17 seconds loading its recent results.
• League crests load in one request on every page.Was26 requests→now1
• The trending games rail downloads half as much on every page load, with the same rows.Was92.5 KB→nowabout 45 KB
• The landing pulls a fraction of the game data it used to for its featured card.Wasabout 336 KB→nowabout 10 KB
• When the landing arrives without its chart snapshot, the featured chart draws in about half the time.Was12.4 s→now5.5 s
• Every page's sidebar arrives with its tournament counts, and that read is a few kilobytes.Was1.2 MB→now3.5 KB
• Large Positions and Suspicious Trades download about half as much on every page load, with the same rows.Wasabout 755 KB→nowabout 380 KB

API, CLI and feeds

• NewGET /api/v1/pick-of-the-day/ledger returns every published pick's sealed commitment, plus the nonce and payload once the pick settles, so anyone can mirror the record.
• /auth.md names device_code as the third grant in grant_types_supported.Wastwo grants→nowthree
• The CLI refreshes an expired or rotated token between pages, so a long paginated read no longer fails partway.
• POST /oauth/register stores and enforces grant_types: a grant the app did not register answers unauthorized_client, and omitting the field registers authorization_code and refresh_token.
• Two authorizations completed at once for the same user and OAuth app leave one live grant.Wastwo grants→nowone
• Dated Pick of the Day pages, /research, /learn, /changelog, /newsroom, /datasets and /transparency answer feed readers, link previews and crawlers with the page.Was429→now200
• /developers opens on building a trading strategy or bot instead of an API catalog title.Was0xinsider Developer API and MCP for Polymarket sports and esports analytics→nowBuild your Polymarket trading strategy on our API and MCP

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