Detect unusualmarket activitybefore the crowd.

Yes. InsiderRadar is a Polymarket insider alert bot that monitors markets 24/7 and sends real-time Telegram alerts when it detects unusual trading activity — the kind that often precedes major market moves.

InsiderRadar is built specifically for Polymarket. Every alert, signal, and trader profile is sourced from Polymarket's on-chain data in real time.

Markets are selected and managed internally.

InsiderRadar focuses on markets where insider activity is most likely to occur — primarily geopolitical and event-driven markets where information asymmetry exists.

Markets are updated daily to track the most relevant opportunities.

Low-signal environments such as sports are generally excluded, as insider behavior is significantly less frequent and harder to detect reliably.

InsiderRadar is a real-time detection system that analyzes Polymarket markets to identify abnormal trading behavior. It combines multiple signals into a scoring system and delivers actionable alerts directly to your phone via Telegram.

InsiderRadar is designed for serious traders with meaningful capital who want access to advanced market signals. It is not intended for casual users or beginners.

InsiderRadar is used by a wide range of market participants, from casual traders to highly experienced professionals.

While we do not track or verify individual identities, patterns observed on the platform suggest that our signals are followed by:

• High-volume participants ("whales")
• Active traders appearing on the Polymarket leaderboard
• Quantitative and systematic traders
• Individuals seeking early positioning on market-moving events

Our goal is not to label users, but to provide actionable insights that can be valuable to anyone looking to better understand market behavior and flow dynamics.

Yes. InsiderRadar provides signals — not decisions. You need to understand markets, risk, and how to interpret signals before acting on any alert.

Most tools react to price movements. InsiderRadar focuses on detecting behavior — unusual trades, aggressive positioning, and patterns that often appear before price moves. It is optimized specifically for Polymarket and real-time detection.

Because this is where insider-like behavior has been repeatedly observed. Multiple known cases of traders making outsized profits before major events were detected on Polymarket.

This is logically the market where detecting informational advantage makes the most sense.

InsiderRadar is developed by a team experienced in trading, data analysis, and prediction markets, with a strong focus on identifying asymmetric information and market inefficiencies.

No. InsiderRadar is an independent tool and is not affiliated with Polymarket.

InsiderRadar continuously analyzes live market data and detects abnormal patterns — large trades, aggressive entries, liquidity shifts, and rapid price movements. These signals are combined into a scoring system to generate alerts.

The system analyzes multiple signals simultaneously:

• Trade Size (USD)
• Risk Exposure (price level)
• Order Book Imbalance
• Price Acceleration
• Liquidity Shifts
• Trade Clustering

Unusual patterns such as large trades, liquidity shifts, order book imbalances, and price acceleration that deviate significantly from expected behavior.

Alerts are triggered when a signal reaches a predefined threshold designed to filter noise while capturing meaningful activity.

Yes. Premium alerts include a full breakdown of the scoring components.

In real time via Telegram — typically within seconds of detection.

It depends on market conditions. From experience, there are always multiple alerts per day, with activity increasing significantly during major events.

No. InsiderRadar focuses on BUY-side activity.

A SELL usually reflects someone exiting a position. An insider, by definition, acts on a perceived edge — meaning aggressive entry (BUY), not exit.

Yes. The system filters obvious noise and low-value trades to focus on meaningful activity.

No. The system is not customizable.

The scoring model and detection parameters are carefully calibrated based on extensive testing and real market behavior. Allowing users to modify them would introduce noise and reduce signal quality.

The goal is simple: filter out as much irrelevant activity as possible while still capturing early, sometimes subtle signals that may indicate informed positioning.

No. Most alerts reflect large or aggressive trading activity. Some may indicate informed positioning; others reflect normal market behavior.

You need to analyze context:

• Is early information possible in this market?
• Does the trader have a strong track record?
• Is it a new wallet behaving aggressively?

Signals require interpretation — the tool provides visibility, not certainty.

Typical insider patterns include:

• Multiple wallets
• Clustered trades (small repeated entries)
• High-risk positioning
• Short-lived wallets

A real insider does not behave like a typical high-risk trader trying to maximize profits quickly. Their primary objective is to remain undetected.

Instead of placing large, obvious bets, insiders tend to build positions gradually, splitting their activity into multiple smaller trades over time. They often accept slightly worse prices and avoid perfect timing to reduce the risk of standing out.

Their behavior is usually defined by:

• Consistent direction (repeated buys over time)
• Gradual accumulation rather than sudden spikes
• Moderate sizing instead of extreme positions
• Low visibility within overall market activity

To further blend in, some participants may also intentionally introduce noise into their activity — taking unrelated or seemingly random positions, or even warming up new accounts with small trades before executing more meaningful ones. This makes their behavior appear more natural and harder to distinguish from regular market participants.

More advanced actors may also distribute activity across multiple wallets, making detection significantly harder.

In short, real insiders aim to blend in, not stand out — prioritizing discretion and consistency over aggressive execution.

No. Some alerts represent real opportunities, others are simply notable activity.

Yes. All major known cases of insider-like activity triggered alerts on InsiderRadar.

No. Insider behavior often appears through clusters of smaller trades. Focusing only on high scores can make you miss important signals.

Yes. Premium alerts include a link to the trader's public Polymarket profile.

Almost always. In most cases, the trader is identified successfully.

Highly reliable, though it may depend on data timing and availability.

Because Polymarket data can take time to propagate. The system may perform delayed matching.

Yes. This may be offered as a separate feature.

No. InsiderRadar is a data analysis tool. Nothing constitutes financial advice.

No. Markets are unpredictable. Interpretation and risk management are your responsibility.

Because it provides real-time access to high-value signals. The value lies in speed, detection quality, and actionable insights.

Free version: All alerts, but key data is hidden (trade size, direction, score, trader identity, etc.)

Premium version: Full access to all data, including scoring breakdown and trader profiles.

A 24-hour full-access option is also available.

No traditional free trial. A 24-hour full-access option is available.

Not really. The tool is designed for traders with meaningful capital.

However, insider trades often target high-risk outcomes with very high returns. A single strong trade can cover the subscription cost — but sufficient capital is still required.

Subscription is handled through Telegram. Setup is simple and guided after clicking the access button.

All alerts are delivered instantly via Telegram.

No. Only Telegram is required.

Yes. Fully optimized for mobile.

Yes. You can cancel your subscription at any time.

Instructions are provided directly via Telegram.

Yes. Monthly subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled.

No. There are no long-term commitments.

Yes. InsiderRadar analyzes publicly available data only.

No. The system only analyzes public on-chain activity.

Yes. No sensitive personal data is required beyond basic subscription handling.

No. It detects signals — not outcomes.

Yes. Even strong signals can fail.