PolyTracker: what it does, what it costs, where it stops

What it does

Commands are /track to add a wallet with an optional custom name, /untrack to stop, /list to see every tracked wallet, and /help. Wallet addresses are validated on add and names may contain capital letters.

Each notification carries the market question, position size, entry price, timestamp and a direct link. From /list you can open a trader profile inside the bot showing open positions, average prices, volumes and profit and loss across markets.

• Telegram handle @polytracker0_bot; developer @nlabplay on X
• A rewrite of the tracking logic addressed API rate-limit issues, with the listing noting slightly slower but more stable operation afterward

Pricing

The listing and the bot page do not state a price or a subscription. Treat pricing as not stated rather than free.

Venues and data

Polymarket only. The bot reads public wallet activity for addresses you supply.

Where it falls short

No filters. Polylerts lets you set a minimum size and a side; PolyTracker posts everything a wallet does.

No performance report, no whale feed, no Discord or email. The listing acknowledges the bot slowed after its stability rewrite and does not state alert latency.

The tracked-wallet limit, if any, is not published.

Who should use it

A Polymarket trader who wants the smallest possible wallet-following bot and does not need size or side filtering.

Because the profile view lives inside /list, it doubles as a quick lookup for any address you are considering following, before you spend a slot on a capped bot like Polylerts.