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AI · May 7, 2026

PolySocket

20-30ms Polymarket Wallet WebSocket

What it does

PolySocket.dev is a low-latency websocket feed that streams Polymarket wallet activity in real time. Subscribe to any wallets and get clean, structured JSON events often in just 20-30ms. Built for bot builders, devs, and trading infra teams who already have their own execution, alerting, or analytics. Live Benchmarks: PolySocket: ~20-30ms Chainstack: 95-215ms dRPC: 461-653ms Alchemy: 914-954ms What it is: Fast wallet data feed. What it’s not: A copy-trading bot (no execution).

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