Polymarket Wallet Tracker in Telegram

What it does

Pick a Polymarket wallet — a trader whose name keeps showing up in the leaderboard, a wallet behind a large trade you noticed, your own — and Darkmen sends you its trades as it sees them, in Telegram and in your dashboard feed: which market, which side, at what price and for how much, with links to the market and to the transaction on Polygon.

It works on the free plan, from Telegram or from your dashboard on the website.

How to follow a wallet

1. Open the Darkmen bot in Telegram and send /start.
2. Send /follow followed by one of:
   • the wallet address — /follow 0x5268… (the full 42 characters);
   • a link to the trader's Polymarket profile — /follow https://polymarket.com/profile/0x…;
   • the trader's Polymarket name — /follow @name. The name has to match exactly; a near miss would follow a stranger, so the bot refuses instead.
3. The bot answers with the wallet it is now following and how many of your plan's slots are used.

If you already receive Polymarket alerts (they come with Pro), each one that names a wallet has a Follow this wallet button under it — one tap does the same thing.

/following lists your wallets, each with a button to stop following it. Every alert from a followed wallet also carries a Stop following button.

From the website instead

Signed up on darkmen.app? The Followed wallets card on your dashboard does the same: paste an address, a profile link or @name, press Follow, and remove wallets with the ✕ next to them. Their trades appear in your dashboard's live feed — the wallet, the trade and the market — visible to you only. The feed shows them as they happen while the page is open and keeps the last 24 hours when you come back; for trades that reach you while you are away, link Telegram as well. It is one list, whichever side you add from.

What an alert looks like

A real alert from a followed wallet, captured on 25 September 2026 (the trader's Polymarket name removed):

👁 Wallet you follow · [name]
↳ $38.26 · BUY Under @ 0.58

🎯 Utah vs. Iowa State: O/U 50.5

🕐 Just now

ℹ️ Information only, not financial advice.

Open market · Transaction

When one order fills against several counterparties in the same transaction, Polymarket records several rows; the bot adds them up and sends one alert with the total, so one trade is one message. If the same trade also reaches you as a whale alert, you get it once.

What gets skipped, and why

• Trades under $10. One busy wallet we checked made about 500 trades in ten hours, many of them for a few dollars; sending those would bury the trades you followed the wallet for.
• 5- and 15-minute "Up or Down" markets. They open and settle within minutes; a stake on one says nothing about a view.
• More than 20 trades in an hour from one wallet. You get one message that the wallet is paused, and alerts resume when the hour turns.
• Trades from before you followed. Following a wallet starts from that moment; the bot does not replay its history.

Plans

Plan	Wallets you can follow
Free	1
Basic	5
Pro	25

If you move to a smaller plan, your extra wallets are kept but paused, and /following marks which ones. Current prices are on the pricing page.

What a followed wallet cannot tell you

• Why. A buy may be a hedge against a position somewhere else, a market maker's inventory, or a view. The alert looks the same.
• Who. A wallet is a pseudonym. One person can run several, and one wallet can change hands.
• The price you would get. By the time you read the alert, the market may have moved — the trade itself can move it.

That is why the bot reports trades and stops there. For the broader picture — large trades from every wallet, split by category — see how to track Polymarket whales and the full list of feeds on the Polymarket page.