How to read it. The verdict is the answer to “should I copy this wallet?”: FOLLOW needs proof (a record with real edge, a specialist pattern, or one very large conviction bet), AVOID means the numbers say no (high-frequency bot, favourites buyer, losing record, few profitable days), WATCH is everything in between — an AVOID wallet can never score above 15, a WATCH one above 65. The follow score (0–100) counts the signs that copying this wallet beats guessing: the size of its biggest unresolved bet, how concentrated its open money is, how rarely it trades, and — most of all — its record on up to 200 closed bets measured the way a copier would feel it: edge = win rate minus the average price paid (80% wins at 85¢ is the price, not skill — one loss eats five wins; 80% at 45¢ is real edge), P&L per $1 staked, per-category records and how many active days ended in profit. INSIDER? marks big political / world-event bets from rarely active wallets, or wallets that keep winning those markets at low prices; SPORTS PRO a sports specialist with positive edge and daily profits; FAVORITES a high win rate that is only the price. Copy now lists open bets still priced within 10¢ of the wallet's own entry. Losses are counted properly: on Polymarket a bet that resolves to zero is never "closed" — the worthless shares just sit in the wallet — so the site's closed-positions list and most trackers show only the wins; this scanner reads those resolved-to-zero positions and counts them as losses, which is why a "97 % winner" elsewhere can be AVOID here. Data: Polymarket Data API (public, on-chain). Heuristics only — “smart” means selective and successful so far, not proof of inside information, and any bet can lose everything. Not financial advice.