Get Polymarket user statistics

`not_found` when the wallet has never traded.

The wallet asked for.

Headline statistics for a wallet.

Polymarket's headline trade count for the profile. It is a different counter from the one in the profit and loss breakdown.

Largest single win in US dollars. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Times the profile page was viewed.

When the wallet first traded (ISO-8601, UTC).

All-time traded volume in US dollars. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

All-time realized profit in US dollars. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Current value of open positions, US dollars. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Profit and loss by source.

Time the figures describe (ISO-8601, UTC).

Polygon block the figures were computed at.

Realized profit from trading, US dollars. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Realized profit from providing liquidity. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Realized profit from combined positions. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

All realized profit. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Profit on paper. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Profit on positions: realized plus unrealized. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Profit from trades. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Liquidity reward income. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Maker rebates received. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Taker rebates received. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Yield income. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Referral income. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Sponsored income. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Income received by the wallet. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Fees refunded. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Fees paid. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Fees paid, as Polymarket's separate total. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Dollars deposited. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Dollars withdrawn. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Deposits minus withdrawals. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Settled profit: realized plus income. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Economic profit: settled plus unrealized. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Traded volume, US dollars. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Traded volume in USDC, as Polymarket's separate total. A number, or an exact decimal string when the value has more digits than a number can hold.

Number of trades counted in the profit and loss breakdown. The profile's headline count is a separate figure.

Unique request identifier for tracing this API call.

Credits charged for this request.

Public API version that served the response.