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Polyfolio – A Visual Dashboard for Your Polymarket Positions

Polyfolio – A Visual Dashboard for Your Polymarket Positions

by AzariaK·Feb 18, 2026·1 point·0 comments
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The Take

Single-screen dashboard pulls a Polymarket wallet by address and surfaces positions, PnL, allocations and trade history — exactly what traders need when juggling bets across markets. The UI is deliberately minimal and readable, focusing on quick wallet lookups rather than bloated features. Useful as a lightweight explorer, though it would earn higher marks with wallet-connect, exports or deeper filtering.

Category
Finance
Target Audience

Prediction-market traders, Polymarket users, crypto portfolio watchers

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