Trades in Milliseconds
By the time you see the move, PolySnipe has already entered. Speed is the edge — and it is built in.
Step 1 · The product
A Polymarket sniper bot for BTC 5-minute and 15-minute markets
This is the bot you run when you are finished arriving late.
PolySnipe watches the Polymarket BTC prediction markets and enters when the rules you set are met. It is not a signal chat, and it is not a cloud desk that holds your wallet. The bot runs on a Windows, macOS, or Linux machine you control. You connect it through the setup wizard, choose a strategy, and it applies that same logic on every window for as long as the process is running.
These markets are short on purpose. A five-minute BTC window and a fifteen-minute BTC window both resolve quickly, and the part of the move that still has a price gap is often near the end. Manual clicking loses that stretch to hesitation. A sniper bot exists to remove the lag between a condition being true and an order being sent. If the conditions are not true, it stands down. Skipping a window is a result, not a failure.
Who it is for
It is for people who already trade Polymarket’s BTC windows and want the entry rules to stay the same when they are away from the screen. You do not need to write code to install it. You do need your own Polymarket account, a balance you can afford to lose, and a computer that stays on while you want the bot in the market.
If you want a hosted service that trades from someone else’s server, this is the wrong product. The Go source ships with the purchase so you can read the logic after you buy. It is not published beforehand, because the strategy parameters are part of what the payment covers. You are buying a tool you run, not a seat in a black box.
BTC 5-minute and BTC 15-minute, on purpose
PolySnipe trades those two markets and no others. The limit is deliberate. Depth and liquidity are stronger in a focused set of BTC windows than they are across random event markets, and every timing parameter is calibrated to the length of the window it is watching. A five-minute window and a fifteen-minute window do not behave like the same market stretched out. Different signal curves, different hold times, different exits.
One running instance is configured for one market at a time. To cover both, you start a second instance from a separate folder on a different port. Same machine, same account if you want it that way, separate calibration for each window. The walkthrough for that setup is in the guide on running both BTC markets.
What the bot checks before it trades
Speed is useless if the entry is sloppy. PolySnipe waits until several independent signals agree. A single twitch is not enough to spend capital. Weak setups are ignored. That is why some windows will pass with no order at all. The journal records what did happen, including why a trade closed, so you can see whether a rule is earning its place or just adding noise.
Active days and active hours sit on top of that filter. Each strategy can be limited to certain weekdays and to a block of hours. If your own notes say the useful windows cluster in the London and New York overlap, you configure that and leave the bot idle the rest of the time. Scheduling is per strategy, so a conservative rule and an aggressive rule do not have to share a clock.
BTC 5-Min & 15-Min Markets
Covers both the Polymarket BTC 5-minute and 15-minute prediction markets. Run different strategy profiles on each market simultaneously — double the opportunity, same bot.
8 Strategies, One Bot
Eight distinct trading strategies covering different windows, price levels, and market conditions. One is active out of the box. All are configurable.
Smarter Signal Filtering
The bot only fires when multiple independent signals align. Weak setups are ignored automatically — so your capital is deployed only when the edge is real.
Full Journal & Backtesting
Every trade is logged. Review your history, backtest configuration changes, and understand your edge in numbers — not guesswork.
Your Machine. Your Keys. Your Rules.
Runs entirely on your own hardware. Nothing leaves your machine. You control the bot, the capital, and the risk — always.
Setup in Minutes
The built-in wizard walks you through the full setup. No coding required. No config files to hand-edit. From download to live in minutes.
Active Days & Hours
Restrict any strategy to specific days of the week and specific hours of the day. Trade only when your edge is historically strongest — and let the bot sit idle when it is not.
One Price. No Surprises.
$49 once. Full source code, all 8 strategies, lifetime updates, and direct support — included. No subscription. No upsells.
Eight strategies, one of them on by default
Reversal Snipe is the flagship and the strategy that is active out of the box. It looks at the last 10 to 40 seconds, while a token can still be cheap and the market has not fully repriced, and it still requires multiple signals before it buys. The other seven ship with the bot and stay off until you enable them. They are not skins of the same entry. Each one is aimed at a different moment and a different kind of mispricing.
- Reversal Snipe — Last 10-40s. The flagship strategy. Strikes in the final seconds while the token is still cheap and the market hasn't caught up. Multiple signals must align before a single share is bought. Near 4x payoff on resolution.
- Collapse Snipe — Last 4-9s. Ultra-late entry when one outcome is about to be confirmed. Pure asymmetric payoff — tiny cost, large payout if the direction holds in the final heartbeat.
- Conviction — 60-90s remaining. Fires mid-window when multiple internal confidence measures peak simultaneously. Designed for setups where the probability of the correct outcome is already decisive.
- Late Flip — 15-30s remaining. Catches late-breaking directional moves with fewer simultaneous confirmations required. Built for speed when the window is closing and momentum is clear.
- Mid Flip — 40-120s remaining. Enters earlier in the window when the consensus is shifting and the token hasn't priced the move yet. Rides the flip as the market catches up.
- Scalp — Mid-window. Short-duration entries targeting a quick take-profit rather than holding to resolution. Ideal when the edge is real but the risk of holding to the end is too high.
- Deep Discount Fade — 40-120s remaining. Contrarian. Buys the side the market has nearly written off. When a snap-back comes, the payoff is outsized. High risk — high reward. Not for every setup.
- Resolution Snipe — Last 8-60s. Follows the near-certain winner in the final stretch. Lower upside per trade, higher win rate. A reliable strategy when you want consistent small gains over aggressive alpha.
All eight can be used on either BTC window. You can run a different profile on the five-minute market than you run on the fifteen-minute market, with a different size for each. A practical way to choose between the default and Conviction is covered in Reversal Snipe versus Conviction. Turn extra strategies on only after the journal has enough closes to judge them. Starting with everything enabled is how a new user confuses noise with an edge.
Your machine, your keys
Nothing in the setup asks you to hand API keys to a PolySnipe server. There is no hosted trading account. The binary runs locally. Your capital, your size limits, and the decision to stop the process stay on that machine. We do not add an API rate limit of our own on top of Polymarket’s. If the machine is off, the bot is off. That is the trade you accept in exchange for keeping the keys.
The interface is local too: a login, a live dashboard, strategy configuration, settings, the setup wizard, and a backtest view. Backtesting uses your own history, so a configuration change can be reviewed before you leave it running overnight. Every fill is logged with a close reason. If one reason is consistently poor, tighten that rule or disable it. The screens below are the cockpit you are buying, not a mock of a website dashboard.
From the file to the first strategy
Checkout does not drop a zip on this page. You pay on the store, then an email opens the customer portal where the download and later updates live. The wizard takes you from that file to a connected Polymarket account and a first strategy without a coding step. The path from payment to private Discord — including the order id you send the admin — is written out on how to get PolySnipe. What the $49 covers, and what it does not cover, is on the pricing page.
Guides that go further
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