Polymarket portfolio tracker

It is the wallet your Polymarket account uses, visible in your profile. Paste that address; positions attached to it are public on-chain data.

Yes. Paste any Polymarket account address, yours or a trader you follow, and TrueHold reads its open positions and their value from public on-chain data. Looking up an address gives no control over it, and its owner is not notified.

Yes. Open positions are valued at the current price, resolved wins and redeems count as realised PnL, and deposits and withdrawals are read from the chain, so the all-time figure adds up. Balance and PnL history are charted per wallet.

A checker shows one address at a glance. TrueHold keeps the address in your portfolio with its history and counts its positions into the same total as your wallets and exchange accounts. For a quick one-off look at someone else’s trades, the free checkers in our roundup of Polymarket tools are faster.

They are funds at risk with market value, which is the definition of a position. TrueHold values open markets and counts them into your total.

Completely. An address grants no control over positions or funds; tracking reads what the chain publishes and nothing else.

Not for tracking. Polymarket balances, history and PnL are on the free plan; Premium is for tax-ready exports and other extras, not for seeing your own money.

TrueHold refreshes the positions continuously: a change on Polymarket shows up within minutes, and prices tick from live feeds. The dashboard is something you glance at, not something you re-sync by hand.

As many as you want. Each pasted address gets its own label and history, and all of them sum into the same portfolio total alongside your other chains and accounts.

It makes nothing new public. Reading Polymarket data leaves public data public, and the read-only path cannot touch the account itself.