Catalog
Gamma sync
active order-book markets
ClawsPoly monitors markets, estimates fair value, rejects unsafe trades, and builds toward controlled execution with a record of every decision.
Catalog
Gamma sync
active order-book markets
Venue
CLOB ready
auth, allowance, open orders
Doctrine
Risk veto
strategy cannot bypass controls
Next
Paper replay
same path before live orders
Product type
Trading control plane
First strategy
Speed-Gap v1
Core safeguard
Risk may veto
Live product shape
Signal edge
+700 bps
Latency ceiling
250 ms
Mode
DRY RUN
Risk state
VETO READY
Market watch
fair / book
BTC > 110k today
0.64
0.57
watching
ETH range close
0.71
0.61
eligible
Short-duration momentum
0.52
0.52
rejected
Decision feed
The product path is simple: discover markets, estimate fair value, filter risk, then support controlled action only when the evidence and constraints line up.
ClawsPoly starts by finding active Polymarket opportunities and normalizing the market, token, spread, liquidity, and resolution details.
The system compares the market book against outside reference data and strategy logic so it can separate possible edge from noise.
Before any live action, trade candidates are filtered by liquidity, spread, stale data, sizing, loss limits, and market policy.
The long-term goal is controlled execution, audit trails, and reporting. The beta begins with the pieces that make that trustworthy.
A Polymarket automation tool is only useful if it avoids bad trades, protects keys, and leaves an audit trail. The early product is designed around visible constraints before scale.
Models can parse and assist research, but they do not get the final say on market orders.
The system is designed around bounded loss, stale-data rejection, and fail-closed behavior.
Dry run, paper, tiny live, then scale. Reliability earns expansion instead of assuming it.
Signals, risk decisions, orders, and fills are meant to be inspectable rather than mystical.
The first strategy focus is Speed-Gap v1: short-duration markets where outside reference data can move faster than the Polymarket book. The broader product is a control layer for analysis, risk, execution, and reporting.
ClawsPoly watches Polymarket books, compares market prices against external signals, and highlights where a trade may have a real edge.
The system is designed so strategy can suggest a trade, risk can reject it, and execution follows explicit rules instead of model improvisation.
Early beta work focuses on dashboards, filters, reporting, and custom operating workflows for serious Polymarket users and partners.
Join if you want early access to market filters, analytics, risk controls, and a disciplined Polymarket operating workflow.
Bring a real workflow, market category, dashboard need, or reporting problem and help shape the first useful product surface.
Fund or sponsor the buildout if you want roadmap influence and direct visibility into the operating system as it matures.
The immediate job is to turn curiosity into commitment. That means capturing interest, making sponsorship legible, and positioning special services as an explicit part of the founding offer.
Beta Treasury
Early contributors help drive feature priority, operational tooling, and bespoke services. This wallet is designed to be public and visible because the site is meant to convert sponsorship and conviction, not hide from it.
Ethereum + PulseChain wallet
0x3E69818a...26783191Donation address for Ethereum and PulseChain: 0x3E69818ae4F034862Fa4CD3051cd751826783191
Priority for early contributors: roadmap access, design-partner conversations, and high-signal service requests.
Contact for all serious conversations: joe@derivativegenius.com
Beta Intake
Normalize markets, token IDs, and event structure before price logic even starts.
Treat the Polymarket book as a book to be priced, not as a source of truth.
Conservatism belongs before the order goes out, not after the account is stressed.
Limit orders, lifecycle reconciliation, idempotency, and explicit exits are table stakes.
Every rationale below is pulled from the operating spec and surfaced intentionally. The home page highlights the sharpest claims; the dedicated rationale page carries the full set.
A trading bot without a sharply bounded objective becomes a smart gambler. This bot is not for open-ended prediction. It is for repeatable edge extraction.
Polymarket is a real trading venue, not a chat interface. Any model that can hallucinate must sit outside the order path.
The platform facts are not implementation trivia. They dictate the system shape: server-side only, signed-order workflow, low-latency WebSocket-first data path, auth isolation, rate-limit-aware execution, and a compliance gate before trade submission.
Speed-gap arbitrage is the cleanest mechanical edge. It depends less on opinion and more on timing.
The rollout order minimizes ambiguity. Strategy A has the least narrative interpretation risk.
The market channel is for real-time book state, the user channel is for the truth of your own orders and fills, and polling alone is too slow.
A signal must be inspectable and machine-testable. If a human cannot understand why the bot wants to trade, you cannot safely debug it.
This is the heart of survival. Every profitable bot eventually meets a regime it does not understand. The risk engine exists for that day.
Execution needs its own isolated layer because order-logic bugs are the fastest route to self-inflicted loss.
If the bot cannot explain its behavior after the fact, it is not production-grade.
Latency matters, but this system is unlikely to need a huge cluster at first. Keep it simple until the edge proves itself.
This follows both security best practice and Polymarket’s own guidance: derive and store L2 credentials in secret management, never expose them client-side, and keep the user WebSocket server-only.
ETH contributions fund the earliest buildout and put serious participants closer to the roadmap.
Custom analytics, dashboards, market filters, and operating workflows can be built for serious early users.
Once reliability is proven, monetization can expand into managed execution infrastructure, analytics subscriptions, and premium control-plane services that help users and clients make real money with ClawsPoly.
Serious beta access, sponsorship, and special service requests route through a single point of contact so the program stays tight.
joe@derivativegenius.comThis site markets a beta program and future operating stack. It does not present live trading guarantees or public client-side trading flows.