Vultax - Polymarket analytics and crypto research in one workspace

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Vultax is a Polymarket analytics and crypto research workspace. Compare wallets with dated snapshots and raw figures in Trader Radar, inspect prices and liquidity, and test written rules with simulated paper trading. Explore original prediction market studies with methods and downloadable datasets. Connect Vi Assistant via MCP or use the Vi IQ API. Start with free public research; paid plans unlock deeper analytics. Vultax does not execute trades.

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Hi Product Hunt. I've been building Vultax on my own since 2024.

What inspired it: prediction markets have become the fastest public read on elections, central banks, wars and tech launches. Every price is set by a crowd of wallets, and I kept asking the same question: which of these traders actually know something, and which just got lucky?

The problem: Polymarket's leaderboard answers a different question — who made the most money. Big profits often come from market making or one big bet. When I forward-tested trader scores on 465,987 wallets, the top-ranked wallets earned their later profit as market makers and lost on the directional bets a follower would copy. So Vultax shows you the record, not a list of people to copy.

How it evolved: Vultax started as a crypto and prediction-market terminal and kept growing: live markets, research rooms, an AI analyst, paper trading. For this launch I focused it on the one thing people look up every day, the trader leaderboard, and rebuilt it around that lesson.

The default board, Vi IQ, takes the month's 500 most profitable wallets that traded at least $1M and ranks them by 30-day profit, profit per dollar traded and the last 7 days. Profit per dollar shows whether a wallet made its millions at 1% by trading constantly or on a few big positions, and only wallets that are also up all-time make the top 50, so a hot month on a losing record can't lead. The All time board ranks 80,000 wallets by lifetime profit.

Every one of those 80,000 wallets has a public record: rank, lifetime P&L, volume and win rate. Look any of them up by address or Polymarket profile link. The records and the top 50 on both boards are free, no account needed. Essential adds every rank, name search, saved traders, and each trader's open positions, every trade and P&L by category.

Vultax is independent of Polymarket and doesn't execute or copy trades.

One question for you: when you look at a trader's record, what would convince you it's skill and not luck?