The guide
A $POLY token and airdrop are confirmed by Polymarket's team, but the eligibility rules are not — and nothing here is a promise. Airdrops reward the same things over and over, though, and Polymarket leaves all of it on-chain. If you want to understand where a wallet might stand, the signals are readable today — that's what the $POLY Checker estimates.
What airdrops usually reward
- Genuine volume — real trading activity, not a single large round-trip.
- Longevity — wallets that have been active across many months, through multiple events.
- Breadth — participation across categories and markets, not one lucky bet.
- Realness — patterns that look like a person trading, not a farm cycling wash trades.
How an estimate is built
The checker reads a wallet's public lifetime trading volume and realized P&L and scores a potential allocation the way historical exchange airdrops did — a volume base plus a skill bonus, with a per-wallet cap. It is an estimate, not an official allocation, and it's clearly framed that way. The value is direction: is this wallet the kind of participant programs tend to reward?
Caveats worth repeating
No team has published $POLY criteria; any checker is inference from precedent. Treat the number as a relative gauge, not a payout. And ignore anyone promising guaranteed allocations or asking you to connect a wallet to “claim” — that's how airdrop scams work. The checker never needs a signature.
Check any wallet's $POLY estimate → · or see the top wallets on the Polymarket airdrop leaderboard.
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