Polymarket 48h Equity Strike Trader

Trades structural mispricings in equity/stock price-threshold markets by reconstructing the implied probability curve across strike levels for the same compa...

This skill appears coherent for a Polymarket trading bot and defaults to paper trading, which is good. Before installing: 1) Review the simmer-sdk PyPI repo (and its GitHub) to verify there are no unexpected network calls or credential usages; 2) Use a limited-scope or simulation-only SIMMER_API_KEY while testing, and keep live trading keys offline until you fully trust the skill; 3) Run the skill in paper mode and inspect logs to verify behavior and that trades only occur when you pass --live; 4) Confirm the owner/repo trustworthiness (source/homepage is unknown here) and consider code-review or running in an isolated environment if you plan to use live funds. I have medium confidence because I can't inspect the simmer-sdk implementation or external runtime behavior from the provided files.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: polymarket-48h-equity-strike-trader Version: 0.0.3 The skill is a legitimate trading bot designed to detect and trade mathematical inconsistencies (monotonicity and range-sum violations) in Polymarket equity strike-ladder markets. The code in `trader.py` implements clear arbitrage logic using the `simmer-sdk`, follows standard security practices by using environment variables for credentials, and includes a safety-first approach by defaulting to paper trading (`venue='sim'`). No indicators of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or harmful prompt injection were found.