Mirror-exits were correct at book level (cash/fees) but invisible per bet:
a fully mirror-sold bet went to 'closed' with pnl null, and a TRIMmed bet
that later resolved subtracted its ORIGINAL cost+fee while ignoring the
sold leg's proceeds — understating whole-bet pnl on the feed.
* _drain_fills links every SELL fill to its bet record
(sold_shares / sold_proceeds, net of taker fee)
* write_feed: full mirror-sell -> pnl = sold_proceeds − cost − entry fee,
plus exit_price; dashboard's existing 'mirror-sold with recorded P&L'
branch picks it up
* settle_resolved: pnl = resolution proceeds + sold leg − original cost −
entry fee (pos.cost is trim-reduced; bet.cost is the original)
Sandbox-tested: TRIM cash+record, TRIM->WIN whole-bet truth, full EXIT
feed reconcile all agree to the cent.
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Whale-class wallets bypass min_their_usd and per-wallet floors entirely:
both current whales win ~92% across their ENTIRE book (Stavenson 469-39,
0x4bFb 862-72 all-time trusted; 99.2% last 30d for the whale), so
size-filtering them only costs flow. The 0.95 entry cap stays (execution
guard, validated). Floors removed from the paper config for both.
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follow.stake_mult ({address: mult}) scales the equity fraction for that
wallet's signals; drawdown brake and stake cap still apply, and the
profit-ratchet sweep threshold stays on the BASE fraction so which wallet
happens to trade doesn't change when profits get banked. Verified: $40
base stake -> $120 for the two, $40 for everyone else, case-insensitive.
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The list is for wallets a copier gets real flow from; dormant or
low-frequency edges (however good) don't belong on it.
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* per-trade Discord pings removed everywhere: copybot placement/settle/startup
alerts silenced (engine.webhook forced off), webhook_receiver.py archived,
Procfile removed. The ONLY Discord output is now live/discord_daily.py at the
end of the daily pipeline: one embed listing every watch_sharps wallet with a
Polymarket profile link + 30D conviction win% / record / P&L.
* trust.py fixes found on the first scheduled run (sharp list collapsed 25->7):
- Polymarket rewrites endDate after resolution, so freshly re-pulled wallets'
corrected res_t stopped matching the stale cross-wallet consensus
(374/454 of iohihoo's rows wrongly distrusted). v2 rows with resolved=TRUE
are now self-certifying (resolved=TRUE implies endDate-based res_t observed
post-end) — consensus only gates legacy rows.
- daily.sh invalidates watchlist wallets by DELETING their pulled row; a
transiently failed re-pull then dropped the wallet's entire history from
the trusted set (the 0x73afc816 whale vanished). Legacy rows of wallets
missing from pulled now fall back to trusting markets resolved >=14d ago.
Re-run: 85 conviction wallets, 34 copy-positive sharps — whale/iohihoo/
Stavenson/LSB1/Kruto all recovered.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two data bugs were hiding the best copy targets (FINDINGS 'The holder
blind spot'):
* live/trust.py (new): only score rows whose res_t matches the market's
consensus resolution time across >=2 wallets, pulled after resolution,
resolved != False. Kills the res_t=ts fallback poison that let scalpers
masquerade as 99%-win holders (ArbTraderRookie's rows were 100% this).
* conviction_scan.py: trusted rows only; p80 conviction cutoff from the
train window only (look-ahead leak); new gates z_all>2 (whole-book z,
~doubles pooled forward copy-ROI) and median conviction stake >=$50
(dust filter). 55 wallets selected, forward 30/38 profitable, +21.4%
pooled (was 284 selected, +16.0%).
* validate_timing.py: the held-edge gates now read the trailing-90d
trusted conviction record via trust.conviction_record instead of the
replay's held leg, which is structurally ~all-unresolved for week-lead
holders (whale 0x73afc816 showed 'held 0-0, 21 unresolved' and was
rejected at 100% fwd win). 25 copy-positive holders now, including
Stavenson (51-0), the whale (112-4) and iohihoo (98-10).
* cache.py: query() helper so trust.py shares the single in-process
connection instead of fighting the single-writer lock.
* README: gotcha 8 (fake res_t/won) + candidate next data sources
(Goldsky pipelines, PolymarketData order books, Pinnacle CLV,
Polysights); FINDINGS: dated section correcting the iohihoo/ArbTrader
scalper-trap verdicts as winner=False-bug artifacts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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