Polymarket vs Binance: What 30 Days of Live Arbitrage Audit Show
Logical arbs (YES+NO < $1) win 100% by construction. Endgame model signals win ~95%. Here's the 30-day public audit of every call we made — fills, fees, and realised PnL.
Every article on this blog is built from the same live audit, walk-the-book engine, and orderbook archive that powers the PolyQuantLab dashboard. No mid-price fairy tales, no generic "what is arbitrage" explainers — real BTC, ETH, and SOL markets with named market IDs, real fills, and real fee math.
Logical arbs (YES+NO < $1) win 100% by construction. Endgame model signals win ~95%. Here's the 30-day public audit of every call we made — fills, fees, and realised PnL.
Most BTC up/down backtests assume mid-price fills. The real book is 11¢/89¢ for half the market's life. Here's what walk-the-book actually pays — and why your strategy probably doesn't survive contact with it.
Resolved ETH Up/Down markets are an unbiased estimator of direction over their horizon — sometimes. Here's the actual match rate by event_type, and where Polymarket ETH books lead vs lag the spot move.
The honest way to paper-trade Polymarket: live snapshots, walk-the-book fills, real fees, and a paper-vs-backtest baseline that catches when reality stops matching the simulation.
Threshold entry, mean reversion, time-before-resolution, condition_based, and logical arb only — backtested on real walk-the-book fills with real fees. Which survive the slippage, which don't.
Polymarket charges 2% taker. That's the easy part. The hard part is walking the book, paying the spread, and discovering your strategy needed a 65% win rate not 51% to break even.
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