Find out who’s
actually good
Anyone can post a winning screenshot. SharpRoster builds records from data nobody can edit, then ranks them by statistical evidence of skill instead of by whoever ran hottest last week.
No signup. Works on any wallet, claimed or not — the data is public either way.
Free · No account · Every figure shows its sample size
Return
+6.4%
Closing line value
+1.9%
95% confidence +1.2% to +11.6%
412 settled positions · 1,140 fills · $38,200 deployed
Record 231-174-7 · CLV measured over 980 pre-event fills
Losses are shown at the same weight as wins, and the full position log is permanent. Nothing can be deleted after the fact.
Current coverage
0
Wallets tracked
0
Fills ingested
0
Positions graded
0
Markets covered
Counted live from our database, not rounded up for marketing.
How a record gets on the roster
Records come from the chain
Positions settle on a public ledger, so a record is a wallet address rather than a screenshot. Nothing is self-reported and nothing can be quietly deleted after a loss.
Market makers are removed
Two-sided liquidity provision produces thousands of near-zero-edge trades that read as brilliance on noise alone. We classify and exclude them before ranking anyone.
Ranked on evidence, not heat
Returns are adjusted for sample size, so a big number over twelve bets ranks below a smaller one over four hundred. Closing line value carries the most weight because it stabilises fastest.
Everything shows its denominator
No percentage appears without the sample behind it, and any cell with too little data says so instead of showing a number.
Currently ranked
Ordered by evidence of skill, not by size of bankroll. Placement cannot be bought.
No wallet clears the eligibility gates yet.
Ingestion is still running. We would rather show nothing than rank someone on a sample too small to mean anything.
The new standard
for cappers
Every other way of proving a record depends on someone’s word. This one doesn’t.
| SharpRoster | A posted screenshot | A paid group chat | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where the record comes from | Public settlement data | Whatever they screenshot | Their own word |
| Can a loss be deleted? | No — the log is permanent | Yes, silently | Yes, routinely |
| Sample size shown | On every figure | Almost never | Rarely |
| Adjusted for luck | Shrunk by sample size | No | No |
| Market makers filtered out | Excluded before ranking | — | No |
| Can placement be bought? | No mechanism exists | — | Often |
None of this says a capper will win. It says whether the record you’re being shown is real, and how much of it is evidence rather than noise.
Questions
What does verified actually mean here?+
Every position was settled on a public ledger, so we read the record from the same place anyone else can. It is not a badge we hand out and it is not based on anything the trader tells us.
Why is closing line value weighted so heavily?+
It measures whether the price moved in your favour after you traded, which is the earliest honest signal that a decision was good. It stabilises far faster than returns, so it separates skill from a hot streak much sooner.
Why do some cells say insufficient sample?+
Because a number computed from twenty positions is closer to noise than to information. Refusing to show it is more useful to you than showing it with a caveat nobody reads.
Can someone pay to rank higher?+
No. Composite score is the only thing that orders the leaderboard, and there is no mechanism anywhere in the product to override it. Any promoted placement we ever add will sit in its own clearly labelled section, separate from the ranking.
Do you take money from sportsbooks or exchanges?+
No — no affiliate deals, no referral revenue, no venue partnerships of any kind. A ratings service paid by the things it rates is not a ratings service.
Can I look up a wallet that is not mine?+
Yes, and that is the point. The data is public regardless, so anyone can check anyone with no account. Claiming a wallet as your own is separate and requires proving you control it.
Settle it with data
Paste any Polymarket wallet and see the whole record — wins, losses, sample size and all.
No signup. Works on any wallet, claimed or not — the data is public either way.