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Investigation №018crypto·Data as of April 21, 2026

15 crypto wallets: 87% win rate across 638 resolved bets

Funded by0x56c2…8a8b

15 Polymarket wallets, all funded from a single on-chain address, placed 638 resolved bets on crypto markets and won 87% of them — a result you would expect less than 1 in 10,000 of the time by chance. They moved $409K in volume for -$131K in net profit.

Wallets15
Win rate87%n = 638 bets
Net PnL-$131K$409K volume
By chance0.00%
Bayesian WR86%
Confidence97%
Z-score17.4σ
01

The evidence

Across 638 resolved bets the cluster won 87% outright. Adjusting for sample size, the Bayesian win rate is 86% at 97% confidence, and the result sits 17.4 standard deviations above a 50/50 baseline. A coincidence of this size would occur less than 1 in 10,000 of the time.

02

How the wallets are linked

Shared infrastructure — not a cluster

These wallets share the funder 0x56c2…8a8b, but that address behaves like shared infrastructure (an exchange, relayer, or the Polymarket proxy factory) rather than a single coordinator, so the "shared funding" link is NOT treated as evidence of coordination here.

03

Cluster highlights

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Bucked consensus
0wins
avg bet $640
04

Funding map

Edges = funding tx · center = funder
05

The wallets

15 linked · click a row

The cluster is made up of 15 wallets, each linked on-chain to the same funder. Individual records below.

WalletBetsWin rateCCStreakPnL
0X
0xDe74fFaC7666Be86da5126e0a1094b03932a0Ef0-1767968643109
0xde74…0ef0
10290%+$6.0K
23
0x23be…f444
9100%-$4.1K
31
0x31e0…c5d4
1182%+$275
AF
0xaf0e…3197
12273%-$486
BC
0xbc1f…7631
2387%-$61.0K
0X
0x60210781B8C4FD6DA6A21b01298afD4bf0BF8Ca2-1765879459757
0x6021…8ca2
11779%-$59.7K
BU
builder1289
0xb343…972f
1984%+$14.5K
OM
Ommmrrr
0x775c…4151
6095%-$2.5K
7C
0x7c59…0c2c
3197%-$24.5K
25
0x25e4…d4f0
3586%-$3.2K
LI
listaRR
0xbf48…68c2
78100%+$3.0K
BU
burann
0xc13e…fb8f
1694%-$1.5K
HU
huangweiqiang8888
0x050f…e1dd
4100%+$790
HY
hyx666
0xe6b1…9fdd
4100%+$1.1K
25
0x2563…1c37
7100%+$91
06

Markets they targeted

Top 6 by volume

The wallets concentrated their bets in a handful of crypto markets, ranked here by the cluster's volume.

Methodology & limitations

How we detect these clusters, what the numbers mean, and what we do not claim.

How we detect it

Every Polymarket trade is read directly from the Polygon blockchain. We trace the USDC that funded each trading wallet back to its source address. Wallets sharing a single funder are grouped, their funder is screened against exchange / relayer / proxy-factory infrastructure, and only genuinely coordinated funders are reported as clusters. Their market outcomes are then aggregated from on-chain resolutions.

What the numbers mean

  • Win rate — resolved bets won ÷ total resolved.
  • Bayesian win rate — win rate shrunk toward 50% to correct for small samples; closer to raw as the sample grows.
  • Confidence — how much the sample size supports the estimate.
  • Z-score — standard deviations above a coin-flip baseline.
  • By chance (p-value) — how often a result this strong would happen by luck.

Funding linkage

A “verified” funding link means the wallets received USDC from the same address and that address is not a known exchange, relayer, or the Polymarket proxy factory. We currently trace direct (one-hop) funding; multi-hop and same-batch timing analysis are in progress.

What we do not claim

We do not assert the identity of any wallet owner, their intent, or that any law was broken. Shared funding plus an improbable win record is evidence worth examining — not a verdict. Figures are computed from on-chain data and update as markets resolve.

Sample: 638 resolved bets · 15 walletsData as of April 21, 2026
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