Author: Changan I Biteye Content Team

In recent months, a number of high-quality third-party tools have emerged in the Polymarket ecosystem.

As a heavy user of market prediction tools, I've personally tested all of these, and some have become daily essentials. Today, I've compiled a list of the most recommended ones to share with you.

The lag and missing features of the native Polymarket interface can be largely compensated for by these tools – smart money tracking, real-time news feed, news trading, and more.

I. Trading Terminal - Quick Order Placement

🔴Betmoar @betmoardotfun (XHunt ranking: 30795)

Product Introduction:

Betmoar is the most feature-rich trading terminal on Polymarket, with trading volume exceeding the combined trading volume of all other products in the Polymarket ecosystem.

Markets offers a professional-grade market view, supporting the tracking of large positions and monitoring of fund flows.

Profiles allows you to view the profile and historical performance of any trader; News integrates sources such as X and Truth Social, directly annotating real-time information to relevant markets and supporting voice broadcast.

The UMA module tracks voting dynamics and UMA Discord resolutions in real time, helping users gain an informational advantage in disputed markets.

📕 User Guide:

Betmoar is the platform I use most often and consider the best. Many of my Polymarket trading needs can be met on Betmoar. Below, I'll introduce how to use it from five perspectives:

Analysis of Polymarket

If we use a meme as an analogy, Betmoar's position in market analysis is equivalent to GMGN in on-chain transactions.

Taking the question "Will the US enter Iran before April 30th?" as an example: the left side shows the real-time price trend of "Yes," and the right side shows the news feed related to the event, displayed side-by-side, all viewed on one screen. News breaks, price reactions, and current probabilities are all readily available without switching between multiple pages.

This design is crucial for news-driven traders. The window between news and price action is often only a few minutes; integrating the information helps you make decisions faster.

Holder Analysis

At the bottom of the market page, you can view the holder details for that market. There are three features worth paying attention to here.

Market Strength: Betmoar uses multiple metrics, including holder balance, weighted profit and loss, PNL, and trader quality, to assess which side (Yes or No) has smarter holders. Following the smarter bettors is often the simplest way to determine market direction.

Insider wallet identification: Betmoar automatically filters out new wallets trading in this market, helping you quickly determine if there is insider funding entering the market in advance, saving you the time of manual investigation.

Wallet Tags: The platform assigns visual tags to each wallet. For example, new wallets are displayed as saplings, high-profit wallets as brains, and wallets with very high balances as diamonds. This allows users to easily identify the holder's profile without having to search for each wallet individually.

Median PNL vs. Average PNL

PNL is an important indicator for measuring the level of an address, but the average PNL can easily be inflated by a highly profitable whale - for example, the combined assets of myself and Jack Ma would average over 100 million yuan, but this does not prove anything.

Betmoar provides two dimensions: median PNL and average PNL. The median eliminates the interference of extreme values ​​and can more realistically reflect the overall level of holders on one side, making it a more reliable indicator for judging which side has more smart money.

Event Expiry Calendar

Betmoar's Calendar page provides a market expiration calendar arranged by date, displaying all markets that are about to settle on the corresponding date, including the current probability and market name.

The page supports quick filtering, allowing users to filter by tags such as popular, newest, rewarded, bonds, and sports. Users can also customize and save filter criteria for later use. Additionally, filtering by price range and APY (Average Year-to-Date) is available, making it convenient for end-of-day trading strategies to quickly find high-certainty markets nearing settlement.

This page is a must-see for traders who are used to using end-of-day strategies.

Information Flow

Betmoar's messaging page is designed specifically for news-driven traders.

On the left is a real-time news feed, integrating news from multiple sources such as X and the Financial Times. Each news item is marked with a relevance score: yellow (maximum 2 points), orange (maximum 3 points), and red (4 points or higher). The higher the score, the greater the news's impact on the market. At the top, news can be filtered by category, and a minimum score threshold can be set to filter out low-relevance noise.

Clicking on any news item will automatically bring up all related markets on the right, directly displaying the current price, liquidity, and price changes over 5 minutes, 30 minutes, and 3 hours.

💡Biteye Review: Betmoar is the product I use most often and has the most comprehensive features of the Polymarket terminal. Many product details show that the developers are experienced Polymarket users, making the product's professionalism top-notch. However, its numerous features may not be suitable for novice users.

🟠Bullpen @BullpenFi (XHunt ranking: 6229)

Product Introduction:

Bullpen is an all-in-one crypto trading application created by renowned on-chain expert Ansem (@blknoiz06) and co-founder @salxyz, integrating Polymarket prediction markets and perpetual contracts into a single interface.

Users can track smart money trades, whale trades, and the most profitable cases in real time. In addition, Bullpen has a built-in CLI tool that, combined with Claude Code, can directly access on-chain data, analyze market signals, and execute positions. It is one of the few third-party terminals on Polymarket that integrates AI analysis with trade execution.

Ansem has previously bet on Solana (2023), memecoins (2024), and Hyperliquid (2025), and has listed Polymarket as his most important betting direction in 2026. Bullpen is his core investment in the prediction market infrastructure sector.

Bullpen has completed its seed round of financing, led by 6th Man Ventures, with other investors including Manifold, Karatage, and other crypto and fintech firms.

📕 User Guide:

If you frequently trade memes, Bullpen will feel very familiar. The overall design logic of the product is highly similar to meme trading tools, with the core idea being to trade with smart money. Bullpen also excels in its visualization, with a simpler and more intuitive interface that new users can understand at a glance.

Discover: What Smart Money Is Buying

Anyone who's into memes knows that finding out what smart money is buying is much easier than doing your own analysis. Bullpen's Discover page applies this logic to prediction markets.

Smart Money: How many smart money wallets are currently buying into a particular market simultaneously, and what is the purchase amount?

Whales: Shows the latest large whale transactions, including which direction they bought and how much they spent. Biggest Wins: Displays the most profitable recent transactions. If you think a particular wallet is impressive, you can click Track to follow its subsequent movements.

Trending: Markets Where Smart Money Is Gathering

The logic behind Trending is simple: it lists the markets where smart money is buying. Trending indicates that more than five smart money entities have entered the market simultaneously, while Heating Up indicates that two to four smart money entities are active and the market is still heating up.

The page supports filtering by category and time. Each market card directly displays the direction and whale purchase amount. Just click on the one that suits you and place an order.

Analytics: In-depth Owner Analysis

At the bottom of each market details page is an Analytics tab, where you can see detailed data comparisons between current Yes and No holders, including cash balance, weighted profit and loss, median profit and loss, as well as the age distribution of holders' accounts and historical profit and loss tiers.

Unlike other tools, Bullpen doesn't give you a direct conclusion about "which side is smarter," but instead presents the complete data for you to judge for yourself. For example, you can see what percentage of the "Yes" side are new accounts, and what percentage of the "No" side are experienced users with a history of over $100,000 in profits, making the user quality on both sides immediately clear.

The PnL Distribution page also provides a heatmap view that sorts the top 100 holders by position size, with green representing profits and red representing losses, making it easy to see which side has higher quality funds at a glance.

💡Biteye Review: While Bullpen doesn't have many features, its UI is excellent. Perhaps due to Ansem's influence within Meme, Bullpen excels at analyzing market holders. The user experience of Bullpen is also very similar to the Meme terminal, making it suitable for on-chain Meme users transitioning to this platform.

🟡Thetradefox @tradefoxai (XHunt ranking: 18722)

Product Introduction:

The Trade Fox is a prediction market aggregator co-founded by Yoshi (@tradefoxintern) and has received approximately $1.1 million in pre-seed funding from Alliance DAO and CMT Digital.

Unlike other terminals, TradeFox features a well-categorized library of smart money wallets, covering multiple tags such as high-win-rate traders, trading bots, suspected insiders, and sports/politics/weather-specific wallets. Users can directly copy trades from any wallet. Currently, it centers around Polymarket, with plans to integrate platforms such as Kalshi and Limitless in the future.

📕 User Guide:

TradeFox's top navigation includes several modules: Lightning, Trade, Copy, Tournament, and Portfolio.

Trade: Market Details

The editor also wanted to use the market search result "Will the US enter Iran before March 31?" for comparison, but encountered problems with the search function. TradeFox's search is currently not very reliable, and often the desired market cannot be found. It is recommended to browse directly under the corresponding category tags. For geopolitical related items, go to Geopolitics; for crypto related items, go to Crypto.

In the same market, TradeFox's current holder analysis is relatively basic, with only simple position rankings and no dimensions such as account age, historical profit and loss, or wallet tags. The information available for reference is relatively limited, and hopefully future versions will add these features.

Calendar: Due Date Calendar

The Calendar page displays all upcoming settlement markets by date, making it suitable for planning ahead and identifying opportunities. However, this page currently lacks filtering options by sector category, resulting in a lot of noise in the mix, including daily updated markets like Bitcoin price predictions and weather forecasts.

TradeFox has an Exclude Categories filter option, which theoretically can block out recurring market noise such as Bitcoin price fluctuations and weather, but this feature is not yet fully implemented; clicking on it shows no tags available.

Compared to Betmoar's calendar, which allows filtering by category and relevance score, TradeFox requires more manual filtering. It's recommended to use it in conjunction with probability and volume filters, setting the volume to over 10K to filter out most low-quality markets.

Aggregator: Cross-platform arbitrage

This is a feature unique to TradeFox; other platforms have not yet integrated this feature.

The Aggregator page displays similar markets from Polymarket and Kalshi side-by-side, indicating the degree of matching and price differences between the two platforms. If the odds for the same event differ between the two platforms, an arbitrage opportunity exists: buy on the cheaper side and profit once the prices converge.

💡Biteye Review: Founder Yoshi is a seasoned Polymarket user and frequently shares his insights on the Polymarket mechanism on Twitter. However, the product's functionality is still lacking; most features are not yet available, resulting in a less-than-ideal user experience.

II. Data Analysis: Finding Smart Money

🟢Polymarket analytics @poly_data (XHunt ranking: 32551)

Product Introduction:

Polymarket Analytics is currently the most comprehensive data analytics platform in the prediction market field. Founded by data engineer Primo Data, it has been cited by The Wall Street Journal and CoinDesk and receives official support from Polymarket. In March of this year, it was acquired by the smart money copy trading platform PolyGun, further integrating its data capabilities.

The platform currently includes over 2.3 million traders, 180,000 markets, and nearly 120 million position records. It supports viewing the complete profit and loss history of any wallet by category, such as politics, sports, and crypto, making it the Polymarket third-party analysis tool with the most extensive data coverage.

📕 User Guide:

Analysis address

Once you enter the Traders page, the Category dropdown menu at the top allows you to filter the leaderboard by market category. The categories are very detailed. If you mainly work in the geopolitical market, you can directly filter the corresponding category to find the addresses that are actually making money in this field.

Once you find an address that interests you, clicking on it will show you a complete wallet profile. The Overview page will display current holdings, historically largest profitable markets, and the most proficient categories, giving you a quick overview of the address's general style.

I often use the Categories tag, which lists the wallet's ranking, total holdings, win rate, and profit/loss data for each category. You can quickly determine whether an address is a generalist or an expert in a specific field based on the data.

For example, if imjustken ranks 16th in the political category with a 63% win rate and ranks 25th in the Trump-related market with a 63.5% win rate, then he is a professional player in the political arena. When following his trades, you should prioritize paying attention to his new moves in this direction.

Market Analysis

Upon entering any market page, Polymarket Analytics offers a feature not found in other tools: the historical Open Interest (OI) chart. OI represents the total amount of capital locked in the market. A continuously rising OI indicates that more and more funds are entering the market, making it an important indicator for judging market activity and capital inflow trends.

The Positions page displays all positions in this market, sorted by profitability. Each position has detailed text labels, such as total PnL exceeding 1 million, account age over 1 year, and political PnL exceeding 100,000. Compared to Betmoar's emoji labels, the labels here are more precise and also highlight negative information, such as an address incurring losses exceeding a certain amount in a particular category.

💡Biteye Review: Polymarket Analytics is perfect for learning about a new market segment. The first step in learning is imitation. You can find users in a specific market segment on Polymarket Analytics and learn from their operations by analyzing their trading time, location, and price.

The OI historical trend is a feature not found in other tools, making it suitable for judging whether funds are still flowing in before entering the market.

🔵Guru @predictsguru (XHunt ranking: None)

Product Introduction:

Guru is a Polymarket wallet analytics tool that allows users to view any trader's PnL, win rate, position history, and trading patterns. It also provides AI-generated trader profiles, covering preferred market categories, average position duration, and more, helping users quickly determine whether an address is worth copying.

📕 User Guide:

Market Analysis

Unlike other products, Guru requires you to enter the URL of the event before analysis, making it less convenient than other products.

The top of the page displays several key metrics: Smart Money percentage, whale concentration, new account ratio, and YES/NO balance distribution, providing a quick overview of the market's funding quality. Below this is the Whale Activity module, divided into two parts:

Recent Whale Trades: Displays recent large transaction records, including wallet account age, purchase direction, and current PNL;

Fresh Whales: This section lists wallets with very new accounts but large positions. These addresses are worth paying close attention to, as large inflows from new accounts are often a common feature of insider signals.

Analysis address

On the Checker page, enter your wallet address or username to view a complete trading profile for that address, including PnL, win rate, global ROI, buy/sell ratio, and a historical trading activity trend chart.

The Strategy Analytics tag will plot a scatter plot of all the historical positions of this wallet according to the win rate distribution at the time of entry, helping you to determine what the strategy of this address is.

For example, address analysis of sovereign2013:

With a win rate of 51.3% and an ROI of 128.5%, this address trades mostly in the middle range and rarely engages in end-of-day trading.

Most trades made by this address during the high-probability range result in losses; exercise caution when following this address's end-of-day trades.

💡Biteye Review: Guru's address analysis feature is excellent for studying smart money trading strategies and reviewing your own trades. The scatter plot in Strategy Analytics is, in my opinion, the most valuable feature. Looking at the probability positions of a trade on the scatter plot can reveal a lot about their strategy. If most trades are on the right side of the scatter plot, it indicates that the address primarily uses end-of-day trading strategies.

If the strategy differs from yours, copying trades can easily lead to problems. It's not suitable for tracking real-time movements; it's better suited for screening trades before copying them.

III. News Trading & Information Monitoring

🟣Kreo @kreoapp (XHunt ranking: 189595)

Product Introduction:

Kreo is a copy trading and monitoring tool for Polymarket and Kalshi, offering both web-based and Telegram bot access options.

The core function is smart money copy trading. After a user selects a target wallet, the bot will automatically copy the trades proportionally to their own account when the target wallet places an order, eliminating the need for constant monitoring. The platform has a built-in AI matching function that can recommend suitable copy trading partners based on the user's risk appetite and the market categories they are interested in. The "Abnormal Transactions" module will mark suspicious large transactions on the blockchain, helping users to identify potential insider wallet movements in advance.

📕 User Guide:

Kreo's web interface has four core tabs at the top, among which X Feed and Abnormal Activity are the two features most worthy of special mention.

X Feed: News Feed

Of these tools, Kreo leans towards providing the news functionality of Polymarket. The left side integrates real-time news feeds from major financial and news accounts on X. Clicking on any news item automatically brings up all relevant markets on the right, covering both Polymarket and Kalshi platforms. Each market displays the current price, 24-hour volume, liquidity, and start and end times.

Unlike Betmoar's news module, which only covers Polymarket, Kreo lists the relevant markets from both major platforms together, allowing you to directly compare odds and make quick decisions based on the price difference. If you're bullish on a particular direction, you can place your order directly on the right without needing to navigate to another page.

Unusual Activity: Detecting unusually large orders

The page displays unusually large buy orders on the blockchain in real time, with each order labeled with the market name, wallet address, buy amount, direction, and time. This feature is similar to Guru's Fresh Whales feature, both helping you find wallets that may have an informational advantage. However, Kreo focuses more on single unusually large transactions, making it suitable for monitoring sudden large order movements in a particular market.

💡Biteye Review: Kreo X Feed offers the most comprehensive coverage among news tools, allowing you to view relevant markets from both Polymarket and Kalshi platforms for easy odds comparison. Its unusual large order monitoring feature is also very useful; sometimes you don't need to analyze the market yourself, just keep an eye on the anomaly module and wait for a large order to appear before following it.

🟤Glint@glintintel (XHunt ranking: 114023)

Product Introduction:

Glint is a real-time market intelligence platform that connects information sources with market prices. The platform scans thousands of data sources, including news, Telegram channels, and flight tracking, 24/7, and uses AI to automatically determine which markets each piece of information affects and directly label the relevant contracts, allowing users to see signals before prices move.

In addition, it provides a 3D globe visualization interface that displays global signal distribution, military flight dynamics, and whale positions in real time; it also supports placing orders directly within the information stream without being redirected to Polymarket.

📕 User Guide:

Feed: Information Flow

The Feed page integrates multiple sources including X, News, Telegram channels, and OSINT. Each message has an importance tag with three levels: Critical, High, and Low, helping you quickly filter out noise. The feed can be filtered by source type, topic, category, or country to find relevant signals in your areas of interest.

Compared to Betmoar's news module, Glint has a wider range of information sources, covering not only X but also Telegram channels and OSINT data. For users in the geopolitical market, this dimension of information is often faster than mainstream media.

Terminal: 3D Globe

This is Glint's most visually striking feature. The Terminal page is a real-time 3D globe with global military flight tracking. Different aircraft types, such as ISR reconnaissance planes, bombers, transport planes, and fighter jets, are distinguished by different colors. The right side displays a real-time conflict event stream, and the top shows a global tension index.

For traders who trade based on news, the information density on this page is unmatched by any other tool. When reconnaissance aircraft appear in large numbers in a certain area, it is often an early signal of impending action. Combined with the real-time event stream on the right, it allows for the assessment of the situation's trajectory earlier than news media.

Movers: Markets with volatile prices

The Movers page specifically lists the markets with the largest recent price movements. Each record shows when the signal was detected, how much the price rose from, and how long after the signal the market price change began.

💡Biteye Review: Glint has a dedicated Telegram push bot that automatically sends breaking news to your Telegram account along with relevant marketplace links.

I really like these news-based trading products. Polymarket's settlement times are usually quite long, and prices only fluctuate wildly when news events break. Glint, on the other hand, can capture the moment news breaks, making it perfect for news-based trading users.

The only downside might be the broadcast voice; it sounds too much like the sound of hospital machines, and every time it goes off, it gives me a jolt.

In conclusion

These seven tools cover most of the scenarios in Polymarket trading, but even the best tools are only supplementary. Polymarket's appeal lies in its "monetization" of real-world knowledge. Tools can help you shorten the decision-making process and filter out noise, but the final order placement button still depends on your insight into the world.

If you're new to Polymarket, I recommend starting with Guru. Find a few worthwhile websites to follow and learn as you go; this is the fastest way to get started.

If you're a trader who's just switched from Meme, Bullpen's interface will feel very familiar. Its product logic is highly similar to Meme's trading tools, making the migration process very low and suitable for quickly getting started with market prediction.

If you already have some experience and want to further improve your success rate, Polymarket Analytics and Betmoar are two tools worth exploring in depth. The former helps you find smart money that truly has an advantage in a specific vertical market, while the latter helps you make more accurate directional judgments based on shareholder analysis.

If you primarily engage in news-driven trading, Glint and Kreo are the perfect combination for you.

Glint has the widest signal coverage, and the military flight tracking on the Terminal page provides users in the geopolitical market with an informational advantage that no other tool can match.

Kreo's X Feed covers both Polymarket and Kalshi platforms, making it easy to directly compare odds between the two.

What other tools do you recommend? Feel free to add your suggestions in the comments! 👏