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THE DAILY PICTURE · ALL 31 DAYS

A majority of the volume.
Every single day.

OPEN-INTEREST SHARE40.13% → 53.13%September 3 → October 3

The accounts stayed involved in more than half of each day’s trading. Their share of open positions grew. Follow both measures together.

Trading volume

Trades involving the accounts

63.52%All four groups, combined

Open interest

Positions at each daily observation

53.13%All four groups, combined
SEP 3OCT 3

Each point is a recorded day. Volume includes outside counterparties and counts each trade once. Open interest counts opposing positions once within each group.

Exact values for the selected day
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Volume includes trades with outside accounts. Trades between different groups overlap in the rows; the 62.16% total counts each trade once. Open interest counts each group’s opposing long and short positions once, using matching daily snapshots.

02 / WHAT THEY RECEIVED · WHAT THEY PAID

$1.02m in payments.
$204,961 in net trading fees.

Across these four groups, 50 accounts received payments from two distributors linked by transfers to Polymarket’s international exchange fee wallet.

September 3–October 3 · all amounts in pUSD
GroupPayments receivedNet trading feesPayments ÷ fees
815,877.93207,775.20paid3.93×
142,040.716,220.57net rebates receivedPayments + rebates
47,246.251,035.56net rebates receivedPayments + rebates
16,532.694,442.23paid3.72×

Payments are separate credits into trading accounts. Net fees are trading charges minus execution rebates. The two groups marked “net rebates received” were credited more in rebates than they paid in charges. These figures exclude trading gains, losses and funding costs.

HOW THE PAYMENT WALLETS CONNECT TO POLYMARKET

Click each step for the wallets and transactions. The transfers pass through pooled balances; this links the payout network to fee infrastructure, without assigning every payment to a particular fee deposit.

03 / THE CONNECTIONS WITHIN EACH GROUP

Follow the funding.

The groups come from money transfers and capital movements. Here is the connection behind each one.

GROUP 131 accounts

The treasury network

Shared funding routes, recycled withdrawals and cash-out links join several branches into one financial network.

Treasury→Trading account→Another account

One route: 8bff → d04a → 059e. A 500,000-USDC treasury deposit precedes 190,100 pUSD recycled into the next account.

GROUP 211 accounts

The shared-funding network

48 verified direct USDC transfers connect the wallets. Eight members held large, mostly offsetting positions.

Common seed wallet→Funders→Trading accounts

On July 2, member cbdc sent 365,000 USDC each to four other members: 1.46m USDC in total.

GROUP 310 accounts

One wallet funds the basket

Member 8281 directly funded all ten accounts. The group also moved cash between members.

Five accounts→Pooling wallet→Other five accounts

On September 15, they withdrew, pooled and redistributed 2,185.21 pUSD in 144 seconds.

GROUP 42 accounts

The mirrored pair

Connected funding wallets supplied the pair. Their trading portfolios took opposite positions.

Funding network→Account C⇄Account D

All 50 executions were against each other: $9.00m of trading in the month.

The four groups are kept separate. Transfers establish the links within them; shared payout infrastructure and trading with another group do not establish one owner across all four.

04 / THE PUBLIC RECORDS

Check the numbers.

PUBLIC RECORD