Polymarket market insights from a live trading bot
What the engine sees.
Fifteen minutes ago.
A DRADIS instance trading Bitcoin Up or Down, sports and politics markets on Polymarket publishes its telemetry here on a fifteen-minute delay: Binance spot and derivatives signals, the venue's bid and ask on every market it flies, the FairValue model's fair price against the ask, and the reason each strategy gives for holding or acting. The same board runs live, with no delay, on every instance launched from the AWS Marketplace.
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How to read this page
Raptor telemetry is what the engine's scouts read: Binance spot with its ten and sixty minute drift, the perpetuals funding rate, open interest and the buy share of taker volume, and during US hours the premium of the spot Bitcoin ETFs over spot. A dash means the feed was not connected or the market was closed, never that the value was zero.
Markets on patrol are the markets the instance's squadrons were flying at the snapshot. Each card shows the venue's best bid and ask on both sides, then the engine's own reading: for a crypto window, FairValue's fair price per side and the edge against the ask; for a sports market, the bookmaker consensus the sports raptor assembled beside the venue's price; for every market, the verdict each strategy logged on its last evaluation.
The live market board lists everything the venue reported as live in the instance's three market classes, with the close and the venue's liquidity figure where it publishes one.
Frequently asked questions
Why is the data fifteen minutes behind?
The page shows what one DRADIS instance saw fifteen minutes ago, not what it sees now. Hourly Bitcoin markets resolve inside an hour, so the live read is the part worth paying for: it belongs to the instances people run themselves, on their own AWS account, with no delay.
What is a Bitcoin Up or Down market?
A Polymarket binary market on whether the Binance BTC/USDT price at the end of a window (an hour, four hours or a day) closes at or above its open. Up pays one dollar if it does, Down pays one dollar if it does not. DRADIS flies these as hourly and multi-hour windows and reads the open price from Binance's own candle.
What does the FairValue model reading mean?
FairValue prices each side from the distance between spot and the window's open, the time left and a volatility estimate from recent Binance ticks. The card shows that fair price beside the venue's ask and the edge between them. The strategy only acts when the edge clears fees plus a margin and its entry window is open, so a positive edge on the page is a reading, not a trade.
What are the viper verdicts?
Each strategy (a viper, in DRADIS terms) evaluates the market every tick and records why it is holding or acting. The verdict lines are those reasons as the engine logged them, such as a scheduled event blackout around a US data release or a market too close to a coin flip. Most of the time, most strategies are holding, and the page says so.
Is this trading advice or a performance record?
Neither. The page shows market data and one instance's model readings. It does not show the instance's positions, trades or profit, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any market.
Market data shown here is delayed and comes from one DRADIS instance's own reads of Polymarket and Binance; it is not a quote feed and may be incomplete. Model readings are the output of that instance's configuration and are not a recommendation. DRADIS is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Polymarket, Kalshi, Binance or any other venue or data source named on this page. Trading involves risk, including the loss of the capital you deposit at the venue. Questions: [email protected].