Polymarket Trader 1.0.0
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 1, 2026.
Overview
This appears to be a transparent Binance-data analysis helper for a Polymarket trading strategy, not an order-executing or credential-using skill, but it can influence financial decisions and read local trade logs.
Use this skill as an analysis aid, not as an autonomous trader. Be comfortable with Binance API queries and local trade-log analysis, and require explicit confirmation before any real-money trade is placed by another tool or agent.
Findings (3)
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Users could make or automate trading decisions based on the strategy guidance.
The skill provides trading entry and exit rules. This is purpose-aligned, but it can influence financial actions if a user or connected agent applies it to real funds.
Trade only when there is measurable edge ... Enter only if `edge = fair_prob - market_price` exceeds a threshold.
Use paper trading or explicit human approval before any real-money Polymarket trades, and do not let connected trading tools place orders solely from these rules.
Binance will receive the queried market parameters, and the strategy depends on live external data quality.
The helper makes disclosed, purpose-aligned network requests to Binance using request parameters such as symbol, interval, and limit.
BASE = "https://api.binance.com" ... urllib.request.urlopen(url, timeout=20)
Allow this only if Binance API access is expected, verify the queried symbol and time window, and avoid treating the output as guaranteed financial truth.
Local trading history may appear in the agent transcript or console output.
The fill-explanation helper reads a local persistent trade-log file and prints selected fill information. This is scoped and purpose-aligned, but trade logs can be sensitive.
ap.add_argument("--events", default="events.jsonl") ... with open(args.events, "r", encoding="utf-8") as f:Keep events.jsonl limited to the intended trade logs, do not point --events at unrelated sensitive files, and avoid sharing transcripts that include private fill data.