How Follow the money works
Follow the money is Kahyna’s list of prediction-market wallets with strong full records. Their records are public, and the positions they are still in and the markets where several of them agree open one at a time: 5 lookups a day with no account, 15 with a free account; Pro has no limit. Kahyna never publishes a wallet address.
Where does the data come from?
Polymarket trades settle on a public blockchain, so every wallet’s trades are public. Before Kahyna lists a wallet, it rebuilds that wallet’s full trading history from those public records.
Which wallets does Kahyna follow?
Only wallets whose full history clears the bar: enough settled bets on a desk, positive profit even without their single best bet, and a trading style checked to be taking sides rather than making markets.
What is public, and what does an account add?
Anyone can read each listed wallet’s record: how many bets settled, its win rate and how far it beat the odds, desk by desk, 5 records a day with no account. The leaders boards rank the listed wallets over 7 days, 30 days or all time, two ways: by how far they beat the odds they paid (the default, counted cautiously, so a short record counts for less) or by money made, the total of the window. Either way a wallet needs at least 5 settled bets in the window, and no board shows the dollars of a single bet.
Every position a wallet is still in, with what it paid and the price now, and the markets where several followed wallets are in together open one wallet or market at a time: 5 lookups a day with no account, 15 with a free account, which can also watch up to 3 wallets.
Pro has no daily limit and adds alerts and a watchlist of 50 wallets.
How is privacy protected?
Kahyna never publishes a wallet address. Each wallet appears under a short 10-character label, and Kahyna neither links wallets to block explorers nor sends their addresses to other services.
Should I copy what these wallets do?
Treat it as information, not instructions. The list is drawn from wallets that already did well, and a strong past record can still include luck.
Wallets also buy at other prices than you would get, and they can sell without warning. Kahyna tracks the followed wallets forward and publishes that record, wins and losses included, on its track record page.