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@0xd1namit (published 2026-06-28) claims users demand features Polymarket will…

Brief

PolyHelper positions itself as the 'pro version' of Polymarket, adding features Polymarket won't implement — copytrading, trader tracking, and advanced analytics — while letting users keep the Polymarket interface. @0xd1namit (2026-06-28) argues this is necessary because Polymarket targets retail and cannot overload its native UI.

Why it matters

@0xd1namit (published 2026-06-28) claims users demand features Polymarket will never add—examples include copytrading, trader tracking, and extensive analytics.

Key details

  • PolyHelper is presented as the 'pro version' that layers those advanced features onto the Polymarket interface so users can keep Polymarket's retail UI while gaining pro tools.
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This thread shows our vision in @Poly_Helper really well

Users now use a huge amount of features that Polymarket doesn’t have. And the most frustrating part is that Polymarket will never add all of this

But this doesn’t mean Polymarket is doing something wrong. They’re building a product for retail and they can’t overload interface

But what if you want to keep using the Polymarket interface, while the platform’s native functionality isn’t enough for you?

That’s exactly what PolyHelper is for. We add all the features Polymarket will never add. We’re building the pro version of Polymarket