Polymarket Central Bank Trader

Trades Polymarket prediction markets on central bank decisions, interest rates, inflation prints, and Fed/ECB/Riksbank policy moves. Exploits three compoundi...

Do not install or run this skill until the inconsistent manifests are resolved. Specifically: - Confirm whether the skill truly requires a Simmer account/API (SIMMER_API_KEY) and the simmer-sdk; the included clawhub.json and trader.py do require them even though SKILL.md and the registry summary claim none are needed. - Inspect the simmer-sdk package (PyPI page or source repo) to confirm what endpoints it contacts and whether it stores/forwards credentials. If possible, open the SDK code or run it in a network-limited sandbox first. - If you plan to run this skill, keep it in paper mode (no --live) until you audit behavior and provenance. Verify the --live switch is required to execute real trades and that the automaton won't enable live trading automatically. - Ask the skill author to reconcile documentation vs. manifest: the README/SKILL.md, clawhub.json, and registry metadata should match (required envs, dependencies, and behavior). Without this, the skill's claims are unreliable. - If you must proceed, restrict the SIMMER_API_KEY to an account with minimal privileges (test/paper trading only) and monitor outbound network activity when the skill runs. Confidence is medium because the mismatch is clear and suspicious, but there is nothing in the code that obviously attempts to exfiltrate unrelated secrets or perform other malicious actions.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: polymarket-central-bank-trader Version: 0.0.3 The skill is a specialized trading bot for Polymarket prediction markets focused on central bank and monetary policy. The code in trader.py implements a transparent strategy based on the FOMC communication cycle and macro data calendars, defaulting to a simulation mode ('sim') to prevent accidental financial loss. No evidence of data exfiltration, unauthorized network calls, or malicious prompt injection was found; the instructions in SKILL.md are strictly focused on financial strategy and market analysis logic.