Whalidate
Whalidate is a Polymarket copy-trading app that scores whale wallets on how their profit was made and copies only the trades that pass a user's rules.
What is Whalidate?
Whalidate is a copy-trading service for Polymarket. Its WhaleFinder tool reads public Polymarket data and scores wallets on measures such as return, drawdown, number of settled trades, and how much of the profit came from a single trade, listing the reason a wallet is rejected. Users pick wallets or clone preset whale sets, then set rules for entry price, market categories, copy size, stops, and caps, and only new trades that pass those rules are copied. Every strategy can run on paper with virtual money for free, while live trading requires a paid plan starting at $49 a month with no per-trade fee from Whalidate. For live trading, Whalidate creates a Polygon trading wallet for each user and holds its private keys to sign trades and withdrawals. The service is not available in sanctioned or restricted regions listed on its site.
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