A Polymarket crypto bot for BTC, ETH, XRP, and SOL

Poly Crypto Bot watches Polymarket’s short crypto prediction markets and enters when the rules you set are met. It is not a signal chat, and it is not a cloud desk that holds your wallet. The bot runs on a Windows, macOS, or Linux machine you control. You connect it through the setup wizard, choose a strategy, and it applies that same logic on every window for as long as the process is running.

These markets are short on purpose. A five-minute window and a fifteen-minute window both resolve quickly, and the part of the move that still has a price gap is often near the end. Manual clicking loses that stretch to hesitation. The bot exists to remove the lag between a condition being true and an order being sent. If the conditions are not true, it stands down.

Who it is for

It is for people who already trade Polymarket’s BTC, ETH, XRP, or SOL windows and want the entry rules to stay the same when they are away from the screen. You do not need to write code to install it. You do need your own Polymarket account, a balance you can afford to lose, and a computer that stays on while you want the bot in the market.

If you want a hosted service that trades from someone else’s server, this is the wrong product. The Go source ships with the purchase so you can read the logic after you buy. It is not published beforehand, because the strategy parameters are part of what the payment covers.

Four coins, two timeframes, on purpose

Poly Crypto Bot trades BTC, ETH, XRP, and SOL, each on a 5-minute market and a 15-minute market. One running instance is configured for one market at a time. To cover more than one, you start another instance from a separate folder on a different port. Same machine, separate calibration for each window. The walkthrough is in the guide on running markets together.

What the bot checks before it trades

Speed is useless if the entry is sloppy. The bot waits until several independent signals agree. A single twitch is not enough to spend capital. Weak setups are ignored, so some windows pass with no order at all. The journal records what did happen, so you can see whether a rule is earning its place.

Active days and active hours sit on top of that filter. Each strategy can be limited to certain weekdays and to a block of hours. Scheduling is per strategy, so a conservative rule and an aggressive rule do not have to share a clock.

Five strategies, one of them on by default

Reversal Snipe is the flagship and the strategy that is active out of the box. It looks at the last 10 to 40 seconds, while a token can still be cheap and the market has not fully repriced, and it still requires multiple signals before it buys. The other four ship with the bot and stay off until you enable them.

• Reversal Snipe — last 10–40 seconds. The flagship. Cheap token, market not caught up yet.
• Conviction — 60–90 seconds remaining. Mid-range token when several confidence measures peak together.
• Scalp — mid-window. A short entry aimed at a take-profit instead of holding to resolution.
• Resolution Snipe — last 8–60 seconds. Follows the near-settled winner for a higher win rate and a smaller payoff.
• Penny Buy — any window. A near-zero token when one side is priced as if it cannot win.

All five can be used on any supported coin and either timeframe. A practical way to choose between the default and Conviction is in Reversal Snipe versus Conviction. Turn extra strategies on only after the journal has enough closes to judge them.

Your machine, your keys

The wallet stays on your computer. We never ask you to hand it over, and we do not run the bot for you. The setup wizard is the path from the download to the first strategy. There is no coding step in between.

After you know what the bot is, the next question is how a payment becomes a file on your machine. That sequence is how to get Poly Crypto Bot.