PolyGun, a leading copy trading platform, revealed on Monday that it has successfully acquired Polymarket Analytics, a data analytics provider known for monitoring millions of prediction market traders across various platforms including Polymarket and Kalshi.

The company has announced plans to seamlessly integrate the analytics firm’s valuable data and tools into its platform, with the goal of enhancing the functionalities available for users who utilize copy trading strategies within prediction markets.

Polymarket Analytics is responsible for tracking over 2.3 million traders across Kalshi and Polymarket, providing comprehensive insights.

The analytics platform boasts of monitoring nearly 184,000 markets in real-time and having indexed nearly 120 million positions, catering to over 250,000 users.

Despite its affiliation in name, Polymarket Analytics operates independently from Polymarket, although it does receive backing from the prediction market operator through its builders program, which both PolyGun and Polymarket Analytics participate in.

“The Polymarket Analytics platform has identified significant patterns in prediction market behavior: we have seen traders achieving documented 96% win rates on mentioned markets, anonymous accounts raking in hundreds of thousands during NBA playoffs, and various trader archetypes, including speed traders reacting to breaking news, liquidity providers, and disciplined ‘bonders’ who compound on high-probability markets,” stated PolyGun.

The data and analytics will be available within the copy trading platform following the integration. PolyGun has indicated that its community has surpassed 20,000 members on Telegram, a remarkable milestone within just three months of its inception.

This integration is poised to benefit a wide array of retail traders engaging in prediction markets. Industry statistics suggest that many participants, especially those who are new to the scene, tend to lose capital at a quicker rate on Kalshi compared to traditional sports bettors using conventional sportsbooks.