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poly-whales

v0.0.4

Published

A terminal UI that shows large BUY trades on Polymarket in real time.

Readme

Polymarket Whale Tracker TUI

A terminal UI that shows large BUY trades on Polymarket in real time.

poly-whale-tracker TUI

What It Does

  • Streams Polymarket OrderFilled events from HyperSync
  • Shows only BUY trades above your threshold
  • Optionally filters by buyer/wallet addresses
  • Lets you open a selected trade for detailed view

Requirements

  • Bun
  • ENVIO_API_TOKEN in your environment

Install

cd TUI
bun install

Run

On first run, the TUI will prompt you for your HyperSync API key. Enter it and it will be saved to ~/.hypersync/.env for future runs.

# First run (interactive - asks for API key)
bun index.ts

# Subsequent runs (uses saved API key)
bun index.ts

# Custom threshold (still prompted for API key)
bun index.ts -t 500

# Threshold + address filter
bun index.ts -t 500 -a "0xabc...,0xdef...,0x123..."

You can also pre-set the API key in environment or the config file:

# Via environment variable
ENVIO_API_TOKEN=your_key_here bun index.ts

# Via config file (manually create ~/.hypersync/.env)
echo "ENVIO_API_TOKEN=your_key_here" > ~/.hypersync/.env
bun index.ts

CLI Flags

  • -t <number>: USD threshold for BUY trades (default: 100)
  • -a <addr1,addr2,...>: Optional comma-separated addresses to filter trades

Keyboard Controls

  • / (or k / j): Move selection
  • Enter: Open selected trade details
  • T: Open threshold popup and apply a new USD threshold
  • A / a: Open address popup and apply a new address filter
  • Esc / Backspace: Return from details view
  • C: Clear current trade list
  • Q or Ctrl+C: Quit

Notes

  • If -a is not provided, all BUY trades above threshold are shown.
  • Address filter matches buyer/maker/taker fields from decoded trade events.

Publishing Package

First use the command bun run build then npm publish command to convert .ts file to .js.