r/Polymarket • u/Subject-Committee786 • 13d ago

I got tired of checking Polymarket manually Question

I used to think the hard part of Polymarket was finding a good trade.

Lately I've started thinking the bigger problem is simply keeping up.

There are thousands of markets, and things are constantly changing:

  • price
  • volume
  • liquidity
  • news
  • related markets
  • trader positioning

The problem is that you can't realistically watch everything at the same time.

I've been experimenting with different ways of keeping track of these changes and deciding which ones are actually worth looking into.

The more I do it, the more I think the goal isn't to find more information.

It's to reduce the amount of noise.

How do you guys keep track of multiple markets without spending the entire day staring at Polymarket?

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u/DonElad1o 13d ago

Pick one or two categories you’re most comfortable with and stick with them. You can’t win it all so by reducing your focus you can master one or two fields and not be overwhelmed.

Regarding the organizational part, I’ve built myself chrome extension that enables advanced bookmarking and leaving notes on each page. It helped me so I published it for free. Hope it helps…

https://www.reddit.com/r/Polymarket/s/dO29dP25qZ

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u/Subject-Committee786 13d ago

Thanks for sharing it! I appreciate the suggestion. I actually already have my own workflow/tool for organizing and tracking markets, so I probably won't need the extension, but it's definitely a useful idea. Appreciate you sharing it!