Analytics
fishermango has made $214.65 on Polymarket.
Share of settled positions that closed in profit.
Losses as a share of gains across 50 settled positions.
Profit and volume as of 2026-10-08 UTC. Positions and trades are read separately; the Sources tab has their times.
| Market | Outcome | Size | Avg price | Position value | PnL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Will Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson win the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination? | No | 5.06 | $0.989 | $5 | +$0 |
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This wallet's markets have not resolved into a category mix in the public profile data yet.
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Polymarket public profile
Figures shown from the accepted source observation
2026-10-08 08:40 UTC
Polymarket public position response
2 open positions returned; page complete
2026-10-23 11:17 UTC
Polymarket public trade response
Recent fills unavailable
2026-10-23 11:17 UTC
polymarket positions
52 dated points returned
Latest chart point: 2026-10-08 08:40 UTC
Profile checked . Each figure keeps its own source time.
Compare P&L with positions and recorded trades, and check the source dates. A rank or a profitable period alone does not establish repeatable returns.
Winning positions brought in $237.34 and losing ones cost $18.46 across the latest 50 settled positions. 64% of them closed in profit.
The largest win was $229.5 on “Clemson vs. Louisville” (Clemson); the largest loss, $5 on “Will Nikki Haley win the 2024 US Presidential Election?” (Yes).
It has traded 80 markets. Its open positions are worth $7.18 across 2 markets.
Source: Polymarket's public profile and leaderboard. How to read a trader profile
| Yes |
| 3.13 |
| $0.960 |
| $2.18 |
| -$0.83 |
2 of 4 axes ranked against the 121 wallets on the Radar board (crypto positions observed 2026-09-20); the others stay on fixed scales, as each axis says. Not drawn for this wallet: 4 of 8 axes. Missing axes are left out of the shape and the score is reduced when fewer than five are available. Observed just now. Watch only — not advice.
