PolyGun Buying Prediction Markets Data Purveyor Polymarket Analytics
Posted on: March 9, 2026, 12:43h.
Last updated on: March 9, 2026, 12:43h.
- The buyer is a copy trading platform
- Polymarket Analytics tracks millions of traders across Kalshi and Polymarket
- Buyer will integrate Polymarket Analytics data and tools directly into its platform
Prediction markets users embracing copy trading have a new tool at their disposal thanks to PolyGun’s acquisition of Polymarket Analytics, which was announced today.
The buyer, which describes itself as “the world’s leading copy trading platform for prediction markets,” said it’s buying Polymarket Analytics — one of the leading providers of prediction markets trading analytics and data. Despite the name, the seller isn’t a unit of Polymarket, though it is supported by the prediction market giant in some form.
In fact, Polymarket Analytics tracks over 2.3 million traders on both Kalshi and Polymarket. The platform follows nearly 184,000 markets across those two platforms in real time and has indexed nearly 120 million positions, according to a statement. It has over 250,000 users.
Financial terms of the acquisition weren’t disclosed. Both companies are part of Polymarket’s builders program.
PolyGun May Be Onto Something with this Acquisition
With the prediction markets industry booming, demand for professional-level aggregation of prediction market data is growing, too, indicating PolyGun may be making a smart move in buying Polymarket Analytics.
At a minimum, integrating the seller’s data into a well-known copy trading platform is a sensible move and the buyer acknowledged Polymarket Analytics’ data suite was a source of allure.
The platform (Polymarket Analytics) has uncovered remarkable patterns in prediction market behavior: traders with documented 96% win rates on mention markets, anonymous accounts winning hundreds of thousands during NBA playoffs, and distinct trader archetypes, from speed traders reacting to breaking news, to liquidity providers, to disciplined ‘bonders’ compounding on high-probability markets,” according to a statement.
The plan is to integrate the seller’s data and analytics directly into PolyGun, meaning users of the mirror trading platform can use institutional-quality data to inform their trading decisions.
Why PolyGun, Polymarket Analytics Marriage Could Matter
The marriage of PolyGun and Polymarket Analytics could benefit not only the companies, but also the slew of retail traders that participate in prediction markets, many of whom are apt to be intrigued by a copy trading offering.
There’s likely ready-made demand for products such as PolyGun because data indicate a majority of prediction market traders, particularly newer ones, lost capital. There’s some indication that some new Kalshi users lose money more rapidly on that platform than they do when wagering on sports through traditional sportsbooks.
PolyGun, which is led by several Web3 builders, says it has amassed over 20,000 Telegram members in less than three months.
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