GoodFallenPolymarket

GoodFallen, the Polymarket bot: A trading machine you own outright.

N-1 buys both sides of Polymarket's 5- and 15-minute crypto markets, around the clock, from your own server. You set the dials. Unit zero, our own, has traded in public since July 16.

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Unit zero · total P&L on Polymarket since July 16Live · Model N-1 · limited run of 15 units
+$186,113
net, after fees and rebates
+$129.2Knet, after fees and rebates
days in profit
79/94days in profit
traded on Polymarket
$10.5Mtraded on Polymarket
rebate tier, 50% back
Obsidianrebate tier, 50% back
Unit zero · live on Polymarket

Unit zero has traded in public since July 16.

It's our own N-1, running on the account @GoodFallen. Every fill, fee and payout is on Polymarket's public record, so you can check the machine before you buy one.

Open @GoodFallenThe profile by wallet address
Readout · @GoodFallenUpdated every minute
Total P&L on Polymarket
+$186.1Kthe profile's figure, before fees
Net, after fees and rebates
+$129.2Kwhat the account kept
Volume traded
$10.5Mthrough the live order book
Markets traded
22,947every one on the public record
Crypto leaderboard
#14this month, by profit
Rebate tier
Obsidian50% of taker fees back
Biggest single win
$648one window, out of thousands
Days live
95since July 16, around the clock
Operating principle

It doesn't predict the move. It works the structure.

Four things N-1 does in every window it trades. Here they are on a real Bitcoin window from unit zero, fill by fill, straight from Polymarket's public feed.

BTC · 5 min · Oct 19 · 15:20–15:25 UTC19 fills · settled Up
Up ✓
170 sh
Down
248 sh
0:001:002:003:004:00Close
  1. 1

    Both sides

    Buys Up and Down in the same window and keeps the share counts close. Whichever way Bitcoin closes, one side pays out, so no single call decides the day.

    Up 170 · Down 248 shares
  2. 2

    Through the window

    Orders go in piece by piece from the open to the close, some at the asking price, some as resting bids. No single moment decides the result.

    19 fills, 0:17 → 1:05
  3. 3

    Held to the close

    It never sells. Every position rides to settlement, and in live mode the winning shares are redeemed automatically, ready for the next window.

    Redeemed 89 s after the close
  4. 4

    Paid for volume

    Polymarket pays part of its trading fees back every day, more as volume grows. At unit zero's volume the rebates are 51% of the net.

    +$907 in rebates last night
The readout

Polymarket shows +$186.1K. Unit zero keeps +$129.2K.

The profile counts trading before taker fees and leaves rebates out. Here is the whole account, fee by fee, from Polymarket's own public data. Most bot sellers stop at the first number. Read the last one.

Trading before fees+$186.1K
Taker fees paid−$122.4K
Taker rebates+$58.6K
Maker rebates+$6.8K
Net+$129.2K
51%of the net is rebates

Without them the same trading kept +$63.8K after fees. Volume is what pays.

1.23%net on everything traded

About $1.23 kept from every $100 of volume. Thin, repeated thousands of times a day.

50%of taker fees back · Obsidian

On $2.3M of weighted taker volume over 30 days.

Volume sets the tier. The tier sets the net.

Every taker pays the same fee. What grows with volume is how much of it comes back, from nothing on a new account to half at the top. A small account starts low, and at small size the fees can outweigh the edge.

That's why paper mode charges every taker fee at Polymarket's rate and adds only the rebate rate you set, zero by default. The result it shows is yours, not ours.

3%
Bronze$2K+
8%
Silver$20K+
18%
Gold$200K+
32%
Platinum$1M+
44%
Diamond$4M+
Unit 0
50%
Obsidian$10M+

Share of taker fees paid back, by 30-day weighted taker volume. Under $2K: none.

All figures since the account opened, live from Polymarket's public data: the trading result and fees from /v2/user-pnl , every rebate payout from the account's activity feed, tier rates from Polymarket's docs . Past results of a public account say nothing certain about its future, or about yours.

Daily log · unit zero

79 of 94 days in profit. The other 15 are in the log too.

One light per UTC day: the trading result, minus the taker fees paid, plus the rebates Polymarket paid for that day. Point at any day to see the sum.

JulAugSepOctMonWedFriSun
Profit, brighter = more Loss Today
Last 30 days
+$57,913net, completed days
Last 7 days
+$13,349net, completed days
Average day
+$1,368over 94 days
Weakest day
−$1,658Sep 15

Days run midnight to midnight UTC. Polymarket pays rebates once a day, just after midnight UTC; each payout counts toward the day that just ended, so today shows no rebates until tonight. Past results don't guarantee future ones.

Check it yourself

One address. Check every number against Polymarket.

Unit zero's whole record lives on one public wallet. Nothing on this page is typed in by hand: every figure comes from Polymarket's API for this address, and you can open the same data yourself.

Serial · wallet address

Unit zero, @GoodFallen

0x0ca4e9d27ff826a109ecbf74754fb66b93f277a6
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The public profile

Polymarket's own page for this address is @GoodFallen: positions, activity and profit, open to anyone, no sign-up.

Open the profile by address
2
Every fill and payout

The activity tab lists every buy, every redeemed window and every daily rebate payout the readout adds up.

Open the activity feed
3
The raw numbers

Every figure on this page is requested from Polymarket's API for this exact address. Read the same answer we do.

See a raw API answer
Specifications

Everything inside the box.

Not a subscription and not a hosted service. You download N-1 as a Python project, run it where you like, and nothing about it depends on us staying online.

In the box
  • Complete Python source · every file the bot runs on, readable and yours
  • Setup guide · from download to paper trading
  • Paper mode · live order books, real settlements, no money
  • Risk dials · daily loss limit, exposure cap, STOP file
  • Auto-redeem · winnings back to USDC after each close
  • Telegram reports · start, stop, alerts, hourly digest, payouts
  • Research tools · record order books, break down any wallet
  • Owners' group · setup help and every future update
MarketsBitcoin, Ethereum, Solana 5-minute · Bitcoin 15-minute
StrategyUp and Down in the same window, held to settlement
OrdersAt the ask and as resting bids, spread through the window
ModesPaper on live order books · Live with your own key
ProtectionDaily loss limit · Exposure cap · STOP file · status file
PayoutsRedeemed about a minute after each close; email, browser-wallet and key accounts
Runs onYour computer or a small VPS · Python 3.10+
Hosting by usNone. Orders go straight from your machine to Polymarket
UpdatesIn the owners' group, no upgrade fees
POLYMARKET_DRY_RUN=true# paper
BUDGET_SCALE=0.10# size
MAX_DAILY_LOSS=100# halt at
MAX_EXPOSURE=400# cap
The dials

Every setting is one line in your .env. These are the defaults the unit ships with.

$ python3 main.py
[PAPER] live books · no orders sent
btc-5m t= 37s Up 22.2 Dn 10.5
btc-5m t= 87s Up 22.2 Dn 16.6
[SETTLE] btc-updown-5m → Up
Paper mode

Real order books and real settlements, with fees charged at Polymarket's rate. No orders are sent.

Bot startedlive mode · 4 markets
Hourly digestwindows, fees and P&L
Daily loss limit reachedorders cancelled · halted
Winnings redeemedback in USDC
Reports

The bot talks to you on Telegram, so you don't watch a terminal.

Setup

From box to running in about ten minutes.

No coding. The strategy is already written, and the project is small and plainly structured, so an AI assistant can install it and walk you through the settings from one plain-English request.

  1. Step10:00

    Pay and download

    The archive with the source and the setup guide unlocks the moment your payment confirms.

  2. Step20:02

    Ask an AI editor

    Open the folder in Claude, Cursor or ChatGPT and type “Help me start this bot.” It installs everything and fills in your .env with you.

  3. Step30:10

    Paper trade first

    Let it run on live order books for a day or two. Real settlements, no money at risk.

  4. Step4Day 2

    Switch to live

    Set your loss limit and size, add your wallet key, flip the mode. The same logic now trades for real.

Works withClaudeCursorWindsurfChatGPT
Production run

15 units. Then the line stops.

Each unit is one copy of the full source code, and every copy trades the same markets as unit zero. Those markets hold only so much liquidity, so we make fifteen and stop.

  1. 1The same order booksEvery unit buys in the same short crypto windows as unit zero.
  2. 2Liquidity runs outA window holds only so many shares at good prices. Fifteen units can share them; hundreds would bid against each other.
  3. 3Closed for goodWhen the last unit sells, the checkout closes. No second run, no relaunch at a discount.

One unit per payment. Full source, yours for good.

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One unit. One payment. Yours for good.

A $100-a-month black box costs $1,200 a year and you still don't own it. N-1 is $499, once, and the code is yours.

Model N-1One-time · USD
$499
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Included
  • Complete Python source. readable, editable, yours to keep
  • The strategy. built for the 5- and 15-minute crypto windows
  • Paper mode. rehearse on live markets with no money on the line
  • Risk dials. daily loss limit, exposure cap, STOP file
  • Hands-off payouts. winnings redeemed after every window
  • Telegram reports. hourly digest and every alert on your phone
  • Owners' group. setup help and every future update
Compared withGoodFallen N-1Subscription botsFree GitHub bots
Price$499 once$50–100 every monthFree
Track record you can checkPublic Polymarket accountRarelyNo
Source codeFull Python, yoursHiddenSometimes, unreviewed
Where your private key livesYour server onlyTheir serverUnknown
Paper trading on live marketsBuilt inSometimesRarely
Daily loss limit and exposure capBuilt inVariesRarely
How many people run it15 units, then closedUnlimitedAnyone
Before you order

Questions? Ask a person, not a script.

Budget, server, setup: ask everything first and buy only if it fits. Owners get help in the same chat after they buy.

Message us on Telegram
Before you order

The questions every buyer asks first.

Straight answers. If yours isn't here, ask on Telegram and a person replies.

Ask on Telegram
Where can I check the results?
On unit zero, our own copy of the bot, running on the public Polymarket account @GoodFallen: positions, activity and profit, no sign-up needed. Every number on this page is read from Polymarket's public API for that account and refreshes every minute.
Why is your number lower than Polymarket's?
Polymarket's profile shows trading before taker fees and leaves rebates out. We subtract every taker fee the account has paid ($122.4K) and add every rebate it has received ($65.4K). What's left is the net, $129.2K. The sum is in the readout.
Will I make the same profit?
Probably not, and we'd rather say so up front. 51% of unit zero's net is rebates, earned at the Obsidian tier on millions of dollars of monthly volume. A smaller account pays the same taker fee and gets less of it back, and at small size the fees can outweigh the edge. Run paper mode first: it charges every fee and adds only the rebate rate you set, so you judge your own net before you risk money.
How much money do I need to start?
The code has no minimum. The default size keeps a few hundred dollars working at once, and one setting scales every position up or down. The real question is what size pays its fees: rebates start at $2,000 of 30-day weighted taker volume (Bronze, 3%). Only go live with money you can afford to lose. It stays in your own wallet the whole time.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Open the bot's folder in Claude, Cursor, Windsurf or ChatGPT and ask it to set up and run the project. It installs the dependencies, fills in the settings with you and runs the commands.
Can I try it without risking money?
Yes. Paper mode is the default: the full strategy runs against Polymarket's live order books and settles each window on the real result, but no orders are sent and no money is involved.
What stops a bad day from becoming a disaster?
The dials you set. The daily loss limit cancels open orders, halts trading and messages you once the day's settled losses pass it; the bot resumes the next UTC day, or waits for you. The exposure cap pauses new buys when the money in open windows reaches your ceiling. And a STOP file stops all buying at once.
Which markets does it trade?
Polymarket's short crypto windows: 5-minute Up or Down on Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana, and 15-minute on Bitcoin. You choose which ones in the settings.
Do I have to claim my winnings by hand?
No. In live mode the bot redeems winning shares for USDC on its own, about a minute after each window settles. It works with email, browser-wallet and plain-key accounts; keep a little POL in the wallet for gas.
Where does it run? Polymarket isn't available in my country.
On your own computer or a small rented server (a VPS) that stays online around the clock, and you choose where that server sits. Pick a location where Polymarket operates, and check Polymarket's terms and your local rules before trading real money.
What exactly do I get after paying?
A download of the complete Python project with a setup guide, the moment your payment confirms. You run it yourself; nothing runs on our side. Owners also join a private Telegram group for setup help and updates: message us on Telegram with your payment ID.
Why only 15 units?
Each unit is one copy of the full source code, and every copy trades the same markets. The bot buys in the 5-minute Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana windows and the 15-minute Bitcoin window, and each window's order book holds only so many shares at good prices. Fifteen units and unit zero can share that. Hundreds would bid against each other for the same fills, and everyone's results would suffer, ours included.
What happens when all 15 are sold?
The checkout closes and the bot is no longer for sale. There's no second run and no cheaper relaunch later. Owners keep everything they bought: the code, the updates and the support.
If it makes money, why sell it?
Because fifteen units don't change the markets it trades, and selling them pays us now rather than someday. Unit zero keeps running on our own account either way. The cap is there so it stays that way for every owner, us included.
Do I get updates? Are there recurring costs?
Every new version is posted in the owners' group, with no upgrade fees. Nothing recurring from us: the only ongoing costs are your server and Polymarket's own trading fees.
Model N-1 · run of 15

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Full Python source, paper mode, the risk dials and the owners' group. One payment, download in minutes, running on your own server.

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