Polymarket Real Estate Trader
PassAudited by VirusTotal on May 11, 2026.
Overview
Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: polymarket-real-estate-trader Version: 0.0.3 The skill is a legitimate trading bot designed for Polymarket prediction markets related to real estate and Federal Reserve decisions. It utilizes the 'simmer-sdk' for market interaction and implements a transparent strategy based on FOMC calendars and market volatility. Security-wise, it follows best practices by defaulting to a paper-trading mode ('sim') and requiring an explicit '--live' flag for real financial transactions. No indicators of data exfiltration, malicious code execution, or prompt injection were found in trader.py or SKILL.md.
Findings (0)
Artifact-based informational review of SKILL.md, metadata, install specs, static scan signals, and capability signals. ClawScan does not execute the skill or run runtime probes.
If live mode is enabled, the skill can spend real USDC according to its strategy and risk settings.
The skill can place real-money trades when live mode is explicitly used. This is purpose-aligned and disclosed, but financially high impact.
`python trader.py --live` | Live (polymarket) | Real USDC
Use paper mode first, keep position limits low, and only enable `--live` after explicitly deciding you want real trades.
Anyone with this key may be able to act through the linked trading account or Simmer configuration.
The skill requires a credential that authorizes trading activity. This matches the purpose and no leakage is shown, but the credential is sensitive.
`SIMMER_API_KEY` | Yes | Trading authority. Treat as high-value credential.
Use the least-privileged key available, store it only in the intended environment, monitor activity, and rotate it if exposed.
A changed or compromised dependency could affect market discovery, trade execution, or credential handling.
The required SDK dependency is not version-pinned. It is expected for this trading integration, but future package changes could affect behavior.
"pip": ["simmer-sdk"]
Pin and verify the dependency version before live use, and prefer a reviewed lockfile or trusted runtime image.
A user may overestimate which trading thresholds are directly adjustable through the UI.
The SKILL.md table lists parameters such as `SIMMER_YES_THRESHOLD`, `SIMMER_NO_THRESHOLD`, and `SIMMER_MIN_TRADE`, but the provided clawhub.json tunables list does not include those entries.
All declared as `tunables` in `clawhub.json` and adjustable from the Simmer UI.
Verify the actual UI-exposed settings before live trading, and set any missing parameters through the supported environment/configuration mechanism if needed.