Sources and methodology

WagerUp combines source-reported snapshots with calculated and labeled views. Coverage varies by feed, market, wallet, sport and time period; missing data should remain unavailable rather than becoming zero.

Markets

Market listings, order books and price history are retrieved through WagerUp server routes from Polymarket market and CLOB data. A last trade, bid, ask or midpoint describes a market snapshot; it is not guaranteed execution. When an ask or book side is missing, the interface should label an indicative value or show that the quote is unavailable.

Traders

Trader views are calculated from returned public wallet positions, trades and related market records. Profit, return, win rate, volume and position measures can have different periods and denominators. Open, resolved and void positions should not be combined without a label, and a ranked table describes the returned coverage rather than every possible trader.

Signals

Sharp, whale, mover and confidence labels are research signals built from the covered public activity and market snapshots. They are not confirmed outcomes or guaranteed recommendations. Results depend on the wallets, trades, thresholds, period and markets available to the calculation.

Estimates

Midpoints, scenario payouts, generated combinations and airdrop calculator values are estimates or model scenarios. They depend on displayed inputs and assumptions. A scenario return generally requires the assumed price or fill and the specified outcomes; it is not a provider-guaranteed package, allocation or eligibility decision.

Historical transfers

Wallet fee tools can retrieve public on-chain transfers and historical trading activity. Transfers are shown separately from the approved 0% WagerUp and 0% Pilot fee policy because a transfer does not by itself establish why it occurred. Incomplete provider history or pagination can limit coverage.

Sports

Scores, schedules, teams, players, standings, statistics, rankings and news are retrieved through WagerUp server routes from ESPN feeds. Coverage differs by league and section. Score-to-market matching is best effort; an unmatched score does not determine market settlement. Crypto spot context can use CoinGecko data independently of market availability.