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Polymarket Builders weekly trading volume exceeds 100 million USD for three consecutive weeks

Polymarket Builders weekly trading volume exceeds 100 million USD for three consecutive weeks

PANewsPANews2026/02/22 01:54
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PANews, February 22 – According to analyst defioasis.eth, Polymarket Builders reached a trading volume of $125 million in the past week, marking the third consecutive week with volumes surpassing $100 million. The number of weekly trading addresses has exceeded 10,000 for two consecutive weeks.

In terms of cumulative trading volume, betmoar leads other platforms with over $550 million, accounting for 50.6% of the market share. Other platforms with cumulative trading volumes exceeding $50 million include PolyTraderPro, PolyCop, Stand, Polymtrade, and Preddy trade.

Regarding trading addresses, Polymtrade became the first Builder to surpass 10,000 traders, and it uses collected fees for token buybacks. Other Builders with more than 1,000 trading addresses include Polygun, Polycule, PolyCop, Based, Rainbow, Chance, betmoar, and PolyBot.

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