hj
Two-letter Polymarket builder profile 'hj' — single $20 test transaction, no discoverable product surface; classic developer-probe pattern.
Two-letter Polymarket builder profile 'hj' — single $20 test transaction, no discoverable product surface; classic developer-probe pattern.
From the Polymarket public data API. Updated daily.
The 32-byte hash Polymarket uses to attribute volume to this builder on-chain.
0x5287fbdf8c2e5df405c52330a332c6bf9343ad9d5e6ecf14dea70548e9375b15 hj is a verified participant in the Polymarket Builder Program (builder code 0x5287fbdf8c2e5df405c52330a332c6bf9343ad9d5e6ecf14dea70548e9375b15) with the minimum possible on-chain footprint: rank #371 all-time at $20 cumulative volume from a single lifetime user. The two-character builder name is impossible to search effectively (queries return billions of unrelated results across every domain), and there is no logo image attached in the manifest. The combination of a two-letter handle, a single $20 transaction, and a single lifetime user is the canonical signature of a developer-probe pattern — a builder registered a code, sent a single small test trade to confirm the integration works, and then either abandoned the effort or moved on to a different builder code. We classify hj as a developer probe rather than a published product. The page will only be expanded if the owner identifies themselves or a corresponding product launches with publicly discoverable branding.
hj is a verified participant in the Polymarket Builder Program with builder code 0x5287fbdf8c2e5df405c52330a332c6bf9343ad9d5e6ecf14dea70548e9375b15. Its on-chain attribution is the absolute minimum possible: rank #371 all-time at $20 cumulative volume from a single lifetime user, with no monthly activity to speak of.
The two-character builder name 'hj' is impossible to search effectively — generic two-letter strings return billions of unrelated results across every domain (chemistry, cricket statistics, surnames, abbreviations) and no Polymarket-relevant hit was discoverable in any search variant.
The combination of (a) a two-letter handle that reads as developer-initials, (b) a single $20 transaction, (c) a single lifetime user, and (d) no logo image attached in the manifest is the canonical signature of a developer-probe pattern. The most likely story: a builder registered a code, sent a single small test trade to confirm the Builder Program rebate-attribution integration works correctly, and then either abandoned the effort, moved on to a different (named) builder code, or never came back. Polymarket's Builder Program is free and permissionless, so test-and-abandon codes are common in the long tail of the leaderboard.
We classify hj as a developer probe rather than a published product, and present this entry transparently as such. The page will only be expanded if the owner identifies themselves publicly or a corresponding product launches with discoverable branding linked back to this builder code.
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Cumulative routed volume in USD.
builderCode. The hash above is checkable on Polygon against Polymarket's CTF Exchange.
hj is a verified participant in the Polymarket Builder Program (builder code 0x5287fbdf8c2e5df405c52330a332c6bf9343ad9d5e6ecf14dea70548e9375b15) with the minimum possible on-chain footprint: rank #371 all-time at $20 cumulative volume from a single lifetime user. The two-character builder name is impossible to search effectively (queries return billions of unrelated results across every domain), and there is no logo image attached in the manifest. The combination of a two-letter handle, a single $20 transaction, and a single lifetime user is the canonical signature of a developer-probe pattern — a builder registered a code, sent a single small test trade to confirm the integration works, and then either abandoned the effort or moved on to a different builder code. We classify hj as a developer probe rather than a published product. The page will only be expanded if the owner identifies themselves or a corresponding product launches with publicly discoverable branding.
Yes — hj carries Polymarket's official ✓ verified flag (returned by their data API as `verified: true`). This indicates Polymarket has reviewed the builder; it's not a guarantee of product quality or financial outcomes.
paid plans from $0/month; Not applicable — developer probe, not a product.. Sourced from the official site at the time of research; verify the current pricing on the builder's website before subscribing.
hj is ranked #371 all-time, with similar-category peers including Dock.Markets, hivy, Tipmarket. The leaderboard reorders daily — see the history chart for hj's rank trajectory.