Polymarket Edge Trader

Trades the highest-edge active AION Polymarket market matching a query using a user-supplied fair probability, AION context safeguards, and Kelly-style sizing.

This skill appears to implement the trading behavior it claims, but take these precautions before installing or running it: - Verify provenance: the source/homepage is unknown and the owner is unverified. Review the full repository history or contact the author before trusting live funds. - Verify the AION SDK package (aionmarket-sdk) and confirm it's the legitimate package you expect (check PyPI/GitHub and package authors). - Do NOT set AION_BASE_URL to any host you don't trust. Because the client uses that base URL, a malicious endpoint could receive your AION_API_KEY and any user-specific briefing requests. - Prefer dry-run mode first; only use --live when you understand how AION_SIGNED_ORDER_JSON / WALLET_ADDRESS are used. Avoid supplying WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY unless you have audited the code path that would use it. - Reconcile metadata mismatches: the top-level manifest omitted required env vars while clawhub.json lists AION_API_KEY. Confirm which environment variables the runtime actually requires. - Run the skill in an isolated environment (separate credentials) and inspect aionmarket-sdk traffic (or run with a network proxy) before supplying real credentials. - If you need higher assurance, ask the publisher for a verified homepage/repo or for PGP-signed release artifacts and request clarification about the default AION_BASE_URL domain. If you provide any additional information (full edge_trader.py if truncated, the aionmarket-sdk package provenance, or confirmation of the canonical AION API domain), I can raise or lower the concern level accordingly.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: polymarket-edge-trader Version: 2.0.0 The skill is a legitimate trading bot template for Polymarket using the AION SDK. It implements robust safety features including Kelly-style position sizing, slippage enforcement, and risk-alert monitoring. Security-wise, it follows best practices by defaulting to a dry-run mode and requiring pre-signed EIP712 order payloads (AION_SIGNED_ORDER_JSON) for live execution, which avoids the need to expose raw private keys to the agent environment. The code in edge_trader.py is well-structured and lacks any indicators of data exfiltration or unauthorized execution.