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The Polymarket Builders ecosystem,
The Polymarket Builders ecosystem,
mapped.
The Polymarket Builder Program attributes on-chain volume to 380 third-party
products via the builderCode hash. We tracked every one of them.
70.8% of all routed volume flows through the top 6 builders;
the bottom 200 share roughly 1%. $3.17B of cumulative
attribution sits behind the leaderboard, but the shape of the ecosystem — the chains, the venues,
the categories, the tags, the founders, the funding — is impossible to read from a single
ranked list. This page is the read.
- 380 builders
- $3.17B all-time routed
- $476.9M trailing 30d
- 248 verified
- 10 categories
- 47 VC-funded
One curve, ten names
The single most important fact about the Polymarket Builders ecosystem is its extreme volume concentration. 10 builders route 80% of all-time attributed volume; the bottom 190 share 0.07% combined. The Gini coefficient is 0.958 — a level of concentration that would qualify as near-monopoly in any other market.
Concentration
The bottom of the curve maps cumulative builders; the top maps cumulative volume. If every builder were equal it'd sit on the dashed diagonal. Instead it's bent almost to the ceiling — 10 builders route 80% of all volume.
0.958 Gini coefficient 0 = uniform · 1 = monopoly
10 builders = 80% of volume out of 380 total
0.07% routed by bottom 190 the long, flat tail
10 categories, each with its own gravity
Every builder gets exactly one category — the answer to "what kind of product is this?" — and zero-to-many tags — cross-cutting attributes describing surface (Telegram, mobile, desktop), function (copy-trading, sniper, whale-tracking), domain (sports, politics, crypto-markets), trust (non-custodial, open-source) and pricing (free, paid). Categories never overlap with tags. Each card below shows the category's total volume, top 5 builders by all-time routed volume, and the most common tags.
Trading Terminal
Professional UIs that wrap Polymarket's CLOB — fast order entry, richer portfolio views, advanced order types.
See all 25 Trading Terminal →
Aggregator
Multi-venue terminals routing across Polymarket + Kalshi, Limitless, and other prediction-market venues.
See all 32 Aggregator →
Wallet
Self-custodial wallets that route Polymarket trades from inside their dApp surface.
See all 15 Wallet →
Sports
Sports-first wrappers that re-skin Polymarket as a traditional sportsbook.
See all 11 Sports →
Exchange
Centralised exchanges and DEX integrations routing Polymarket exposure via builderCode.
See all 8 Exchange →
AI Agent
Fully autonomous LLM-driven products that suggest, score, or execute prediction-market positions.
See all 42 AI Agent →
Analytics
Order-book data, smart-money scoring, alerts, dashboards, signal feeds, browser extensions.
See all 44 Analytics →
Capital
Pooled or systematic capital — funds, prop firms, market-making, leverage, structured notes.
See all 12 Capital →
Other
Builders whose product surface is not publicly verifiable or doesn't fit the nine above.
See all 155 Other →
Volume × Users — who's actually retail?
The leaderboard rank tells you who routes the most volume; this scatter tells you whether that volume comes from a few whales or a real retail base. Top-left builders move millions through a handful of wallets — usually CEX routing or institutional channels. Top-right are the genuine retail breakouts. Bottom-left is the long tail of personal codes and test integrations.
Each dot is one of 380 builders, positioned by trailing-30-day monthly active users (X) and monthly routed volume (Y), both log-scaled. Dot size is all-time cumulative volume. Top-right is genuine retail traction; top-left is institutional or whale routing (high volume, single-digit users); bottom-right is mass-market low-ticket; bottom-left is the long tail of personal codes and test integrations.
Chains → builders → venues
Where does the volume actually come from, and where does it land? Most ecosystem analysis treats Polymarket as a single point; in practice, builders aggregate deposits from 6+ chains and route to 6 different settlement venues. Polygon → Polymarket dominates; Solana → Polymarket emerges via Jupiter; Kalshi gets its share via multi-venue aggregators.
Volume flow across the top 6 chains, top 25 builders, and top 6 venues, weighted by all-time routed volume. The thickest path is Polygon → Polymarket: nearly every builder lands there. Solana's contribution flows mostly through Jupiter's Polymarket integration. Kalshi's slice is held up by a small set of multi-venue aggregators (Stand, River Markets, Synthesis). Click a builder bar to open its profile.
Categories × tags — what combinations actually exist?
Categories tell you what a builder is; tags tell you what it does (or where it lives, or what it costs). This grid crosses our 10 categories with our 19-tag taxonomy. Darker cells show the most common combinations. Click any non-empty cell to open /builders pre-filtered to that exact intersection.
| Telegram | Discord | Mobile | Desktop | Extension | Web | Copy trading | Sniper | Whale tracking | News-driven | Backtesting | Arbitrage | Sports | Politics | Crypto markets | Non-custodial | Open source | Free | Paid | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trading Bot | 12 | 3 | · | · | · | 20 | 26 | · | 11 | · | 3 | · | · | · | 6 | 7 | 4 | 4 | 4 |
| Trading Terminal | · | · | 4 | · | · | 21 | · | · | · | 3 | · | · | · | · | · | 7 | · | 8 | · |
| Aggregator | 6 | · | · | · | · | 27 | 9 | · | 8 | 4 | · | · | 4 | · | 10 | 5 | · | 5 | · |
| Wallet | · | · | 13 | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | 5 | 13 | · | 10 | · |
| Sports | · | · | · | · | · | 8 | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | 3 | · |
| Exchange | · | · | 3 | · | · | 6 | 3 | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | 4 | · | · | · | · |
| AI Agent | · | · | · | · | · | 34 | 3 | · | · | 4 | 4 | 3 | 4 | · | 12 | 3 | 5 | 3 | 5 |
| Analytics | 6 | · | 3 | · | 3 | 30 | 5 | · | 21 | 5 | 3 | · | · | · | 8 | · | 3 | 13 | 10 |
| Capital | · | · | · | · | · | 11 | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | 4 | · | · | · |
| Other | · | · | · | · | · | 5 | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · | · |
Cells show the number of builders that combine a category (row) with a tag (column). Click any non-empty cell to open /builders filtered by both. The darkest cells indicate the most common combinations — Telegram surfaces dominate the Trading Bot row, copy-trading appears across both Bot and Aggregator categories, non-custodial defines the Wallet column, and sports + politics split the domain lanes.
Who paid for the ecosystem to exist
Who's funded the ecosystem
69 builders disclose funding; 35 additional builders ship with named founders but no disclosed round. Multi-builder investors below; the rest follow in a flat list.
Animoca Brands
2 buildersBalaji Srinivasan
2 buildersCadenza Capital
2 buildersCoinbase Ventures
2 buildersHack VC
2 buildersHashKey Capital
2 buildersInternational Blockchain Consulting
2 buildersParaFi Capital
2 buildersPolychain Capital
2 buildersRobot Ventures
2 buildersSocial Leverage
2 buildersSpartan Group
2 buildersWhite Star Capital
2 builders158 additional named investors (1 builder each)
- 1789 Capital → Polymarket Series E / strategic
- 1confirmation → Polymarket Series E / strategic
- 280 Capital → SuperClaw Pre-Seed
- 6thMan Ventures (lead) → Bullpen seed
- ABCDE → Pi Squared (Pi²) Seed
- Abstract Ventures → Polymarket Series E / strategic
- Aethir GPU Cloud (compute infrastructure partner, $100M Ecosystem Fund grantee) → UnifAI Network Strategic partnership / Token-backed
- Alameda Research → Firefly (Mask Network) Backed by Mask Network ecosystem
- Alexis Ohanian → Rainbow Wallet Series A + private + ICO
- Alliance (alliance.xyz) → Tailgate Accelerator (Alliance)
- Alliance (web3 accelerator) → Ratio Accelerator
- AllianceDAO → Polycule Seed
- Alumni Ventures → Bagel Labs seed
- Alumni Ventures Group → PIN AI Pre-seed
- Amber Group (incubator, lead Pre-Seed Dec 2024) → edgeX Exchange Pre-Seed + Strategic
- Anagram → Semantic 42 / Prophet Arena Seed
- Anagram Ventures → PIN AI Pre-seed
- Anatoly Yakovenko (Solana co-founder) → Bullpen seed
- Angel operators (non-crypto; not individually named) → Nika Finance Angel
- AngelDAO → Swaps.xyz (by Decent / MoonPay) Acquired (MoonPay, June 13, 2025)
- Aquanow → tread.fi Pre-seed
- Archerman Capital → SafePal Series A + ICO
- Archetype → Swaps.xyz (by Decent / MoonPay) Acquired (MoonPay, June 13, 2025)
- Ascensive Assets → EthosX Seed (2 rounds)
- Astera Ventures → Ride (by Fiamma Labs) Seed
- Bankless Ventures → Semantic 42 / Prophet Arena Seed
- Binance → SafePal Series A + ICO
- Bitget (controlling stake, $30M) → Bitget Wallet strategic
- Bloccelerate → Pi Squared (Pi²) Seed
- Blockchain Builders Fund → PIN AI Pre-seed
- Blockchain Capital → Polymarket Series E / strategic
- Bonfire Union fund ($100M ecosystem-level venture arm) → Firefly (Mask Network) Backed by Mask Network ecosystem
- Borderless Capital → Bagel Labs seed
- Breed VC → Bagel Labs seed
- Bybit (strategic sponsor / incubator) → Byreal strategic
- ByteTrade Ventures → Minmax Seed
- CatcherVC → Questflow Seed
- Chapter One → Ride (by Fiamma Labs) Seed
- Circle Ventures → Swaps.xyz (by Decent / MoonPay) Acquired (MoonPay, June 13, 2025)
- Circle Ventures (Strategic Feb 2026) → edgeX Exchange Pre-Seed + Strategic
- Clever Capital → SafePal Series A + ICO
- Cobo (partner / investor) → Deepcoin Strategic
- Cogitent Ventures → Fortuna Protocol Seed
- CoinFund (lead) → Bagel Labs seed
- CoinList → Swaps.xyz (by Decent / MoonPay) Acquired (MoonPay, June 13, 2025)
- CoinList (token sale) → Rainbow Wallet Series A + private + ICO
- Consensys (parent) → MetaMask Subsidiary of Consensys
- Contribution Capital → Ride (by Fiamma Labs) Seed
- CyberFund → Questflow Seed
- DCG (Digital Currency Group) → Firefly (Mask Network) Backed by Mask Network ecosystem
- DCbuilder Inc. → PIN AI Pre-seed
- DL Capital / DianLiang Capitals (China) → ELLIPAL Seed
- Danish Chaudhry (Paper Venture co-founder) → SuperClaw Pre-Seed
- Delphi Digital → Bullpen seed
- Delphi Labs → Questflow Seed
- DexTools → FrenFlow backed
- Dragonfly Capital → Polymarket Series E / strategic
- EMURGO Ventures → EthosX Seed (2 rounds)
- Echo syndicate → Fireplace Pre-seed
- Eden Block → Questflow Seed
- ElizaOS → Questflow Seed
- Ethena → Based series-a
- Ethereal Ventures (lead) → Fere AI Seed
- Fenbushi Capital → Semantic 42 / Prophet Arena Seed
- Fenbushi Capital (strategic 2019) → Deepcoin Strategic
- Figment Capital (lead) → Semantic 42 / Prophet Arena Seed
- Filecoin Foundation → Bagel Labs seed
- Foresight Ventures → PIN AI Pre-seed
- Founders Fund → Polymarket Series E / strategic
- FoundersHead → Ride (by Fiamma Labs) Seed
- Frachtis (lead) → Fireplace Pre-seed
- Franklin Templeton Investments → EthosX Seed (2 rounds)
- Future Perfect Ventures → Bagel Labs seed
- GBV Capital → tread.fi Pre-seed
- Galaxy Vision Hill → Fere AI Seed
- General Catalyst → Polymarket Series E / strategic
- Generative Ventures → Pi Squared (Pi²) Seed
- Graph Paper Capital → Bagel Labs seed
- Greenfield Capital → Semantic 42 / Prophet Arena Seed
- Guy Young (Ethena) → Bullpen seed
- HashGlobal → Firefly (Mask Network) Backed by Mask Network ecosystem
- Hashed → Based series-a
- Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) → Polymarket Series E / strategic
- JRR Group → ELLIPAL Seed
- Jinghu Capital → ELLIPAL Seed
- Justin Drake (Ethereum Foundation, angel) → Pi Squared (Pi²) Seed
- Karatage → Bullpen seed
- Kosmos Ventures → Fere AI Seed
- KuCoin → BloFin Wallet series-b
- L2 Iterative Ventures → Ride (by Fiamma Labs) Seed
- Legion syndicate → Fireplace Pre-seed
- Lightspeed Faction → Ride (by Fiamma Labs) Seed
- MAGIC Fund → Swaps.xyz (by Decent / MoonPay) Acquired (MoonPay, June 13, 2025)
- MH Ventures → EthosX Seed (2 rounds)
- Manifold → Bullpen seed
- Mask Network / MaskDAO parent (raised $15M cumulative) → Firefly (Mask Network) Backed by Mask Network ecosystem
- Matrix Partners → BloFin Wallet series-b
- Matrix Partners China (earlier $2M seed) → Bitget Wallet strategic
- Maven11 Capital → Bagel Labs seed
- Microsoft (Consensys Series D) → MetaMask Subsidiary of Consensys
- Morgan Stanley executives (angels) → Phemex Series A
- NGC Ventures (lead) → Phemex Series A
- Naval Ravikant → Polymarket Series E / strategic
- New Form Capital (lead) → tread.fi Pre-seed
- Northbund Capital (Hong Kong) → ELLIPAL Seed
- OrangeDAO → Swaps.xyz (by Decent / MoonPay) Acquired (MoonPay, June 13, 2025)
- Outlier Ventures → WOWMAX Seed
- Palm Tree Crypto → Swaps.xyz (by Decent / MoonPay) Acquired (MoonPay, June 13, 2025)
- Pantera Capital (lead) → Based series-a
- ParaFi (Consensys Series D) → MetaMask Subsidiary of Consensys
- Perridon Ventures → Semantic 42 / Prophet Arena Seed
- Point72 Ventures → Polymarket Series E / strategic
- Polygon (grant) → Poly Picks AI Token launch (QuickLaunch/TrustSwap IDO)
- Polymarket → Glint Polymarket-backed
- Protocol Labs → Bagel Labs seed
- Public community via Gems Launchpad on Base → NOYA Token public sale (fair launch)
- Public token sale (AWC ERC-20) → Atomic Wallet ICO
- QuickLaunch (launchpad) → Poly Picks AI Token launch (QuickLaunch/TrustSwap IDO)
- Raj Gokal (Solana co-founder) → Bullpen seed
- Ribbit Capital → Polymarket Series E / strategic
- Road Capital → Swaps.xyz (by Decent / MoonPay) Acquired (MoonPay, June 13, 2025)
- SIG → BloFin Wallet series-b
- SNZ Holding → Deepcoin Strategic
- SV Angel → Polymarket Series E / strategic
- Samsung Next → Pi Squared (Pi²) Seed
- Sat Ventures → Ride (by Fiamma Labs) Seed
- Sean Carey (Helium co-founder) → SuperClaw Pre-Seed
- Seven Seven Six → Rainbow Wallet Series A + private + ICO
- Sino Global Capital → Firefly (Mask Network) Backed by Mask Network ecosystem
- SoftBank Vision Fund 2 (Consensys Series D) → MetaMask Subsidiary of Consensys
- Solana Foundation (strategic support) → Byreal strategic
- Soma Capital → Swaps.xyz (by Decent / MoonPay) Acquired (MoonPay, June 13, 2025)
- Spectral Labs (framework partner / parent) → Omen Trading Backed by Spectral Labs (no direct round disclosed)
- Sreeram Kanaan (EigenLayer, angel) → Pi Squared (Pi²) Seed
- Stateless Ventures → Swaps.xyz (by Decent / MoonPay) Acquired (MoonPay, June 13, 2025)
- SuDo Research → EthosX Seed (2 rounds)
- Superscrypt → SafePal Series A + ICO
- Superteam Data (grant) → Predictefy Bootstrapped + grant
- Symbolic Capital Partners → PIN AI Pre-seed
- Systemic Ventures → Questflow Seed
- Taisu Ventures → SuperClaw Pre-Seed
- Team of quantitative trading specialists → Phemex Series A
- Tezos Foundation → Questflow Seed
- Thanefield Capital → tread.fi Pre-seed
- The Spartan Group → Simmer Backed by The Spartan Group
- Token Metrics Ventures → EthosX Seed (2 rounds)
- TrustSwap (launchpad) → Poly Picks AI Token launch (QuickLaunch/TrustSwap IDO)
- Valor Capital Group → Polymarket Series E / strategic
- Varys Capital → tread.fi Pre-seed
- Virtuals Protocol ecosystem → Spredd Markets Token launch (SPRDD on Uniswap V2 Base)
- Vitalik Buterin → Polymarket Series E / strategic
- Wagmi Ventures → Questflow Seed
- Web3.com → Questflow Seed
- Y Combinator (S22) → EthosX Seed (2 rounds)
- Y Combinator (W22) → Swaps.xyz (by Decent / MoonPay) Acquired (MoonPay, June 13, 2025)
- Y Combinator (self-reported) → River Markets YC (self-reported)
- YZi Labs → SafePal Series A + ICO
- a16z CSX → PIN AI Pre-seed
The Atlas
All 380 Polymarket Builder Program profiles, ranked by all-time routed volume. Search, filter by category, click a row to open the profile.
Want sortable columns and live period switching? Open the full power-user table →
About the ecosystem map 08 answers
FAQ
01 What is the Polymarket Builders ecosystem?
The Polymarket Builder Program lets third-party developers attribute on-chain trade volume to a unique builderCode (a 32-byte hash) and earn a share of fees. As of 2026-05-26, 380 builders participate, routing $3.17B of cumulative volume. The ecosystem includes Telegram bots, Discord bots, browser extensions, mobile apps, desktop terminals, AI agents, market makers, copy-trading platforms, prediction-tool aggregators, sports-focused frontends, and wallet integrations — all spanning the same underlying CLOB on Polygon.
02 How concentrated is the volume?
Extremely. The Gini coefficient is 0.958 — a value of 1.0 would mean a single builder routes all volume; a value of 0 would mean every builder routes the same. The top 10 builders route 80% of all-time attributed volume; the top 36 route 95%. The bottom 190 builders share just 0.07% combined. Betmoar alone accounts for $1.34B (42.3% of cumulative volume). This is a classic power-law distribution.
03 Which chains support the Polymarket ecosystem?
Polygon dominates (Polymarket's settlement chain — 266+ builders). Solana is the fastest-growing rail via Jupiter's Polymarket integration. Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, and BNB Chain all appear in deposit-source flows. Builders typically claim Polymarket attribution by funding from multiple chains, but the actual order settles on Polygon.
04 What's the difference between editorial-verified and Polymarket-verified?
Polymarket-verified is the official ✓ flag from the Polymarket Data API — the platform's own internal review. Editorial-verified is our flag — we manually researched the builder's product website, confirmed it loads and matches the builder identity, and wrote/audited a description. The two are independent; a builder can be Polymarket-verified but Editorial-unverified (we haven't researched yet), or vice versa.
05 Which builders are VC-funded?
47 builders have disclosed funding. Notable backers include a16z CSX (PIN AI), ParaFi Capital (Jupiter, $35M), Y Combinator (EthosX, Rainbow, Stand), 776 / Seven Seven Six (Rainbow $18M Series A), Pantera + Ethena + Coinbase Ventures (Based), New Form Capital (Tread.fi $3.5M pre-seed), AllianceDAO (Polycule $560K), Frachtis (Fireplace $1.5M pre-seed), Ethereal Ventures (FereAI $1.3M), and many more. The Funding section above breaks out every named investor.
06 How many Polymarket Telegram bots are there?
28 builders are tagged tg-bot (a Telegram-native interface), including PolyCop, Polygun, Kreo (KreoPoly), Polybot, Polycule, Onsight, Sides.trade, Bankr, Insiders.bot, Dextrabot, Polychads, Polysignals, PolyTap, and others. Of these, ~15 ship explicit copy-trading; the rest are direct execution bots or signal/alert services.
07 Which builders aggregate multiple venues?
42 builders are tagged "aggregator" — they route across two or more prediction-market venues. Polymarket × Kalshi is the most common combination (Stand, Cobot, Synthesis, Bravado, Predex, Polymatics). Polymarket × Hyperliquid appears in Bullpen, Based, Glint, Vatic, Arcex, Flipx, Wick. Solana DEX × Polymarket appears via Jupiter and Lute. Tovest and Berry route Polymarket alongside tokenised US equities.
08 How is this data updated?
Daily. A GitHub Action runs at 06:00 UTC: it pulls the Polymarket Data API for fresh leaderboard stats, runs the enrichment pipeline for any new builders, then rebuilds the ecosystem-data.json bundle this page consumes. The page is statically generated, so what you see is yesterday's snapshot — current to within 24 hours.