Oracle profile · 0x5b17…7931

0x5b17cbce9fb12137696dca519ade624ecafe7931

Fair calibration — modest edge over a coin-flip baseline.

Calibration band: fair · Leaderboard: #198,037 of 502,378

Brier score

0.186

Accuracy

68.5%

Resolved positions

1,464

Resolved volume

$12.9K

Avg outcome rate

55.7%

Avg conf. on correct

62.6¢

Calibration curve

Each bucket groups resolved positions by average entry price. Compare avg price (what the market implied) to outcome rate (how often that side paid). Well-calibrated traders keep those numbers close across buckets with enough n.

BucketAvg priceOutcome ratenBrier
0.00-0.104.9¢0.0%70.003
0.10-0.2016.7¢0.0%190.029
0.20-0.3025.0¢20.0%600.163
0.30-0.4035.1¢32.5%1230.217
0.40-0.5045.4¢43.5%6370.247
0.50-0.6054.5¢49.2%1200.253
0.60-0.7063.8¢61.7%1200.234
0.70-0.8073.3¢67.3%550.221
0.80-0.9086.2¢91.7%120.076
0.90-1.0097.9¢98.1%3110.019

Most resolved positions sit in bucket 0.40-0.50 (n=637). Heavy concentration in cheap long-shot or near-certain prices can dominate headline Brier — read sparse buckets with caution.

How to read this oracle profile

This page is a resolved-market accuracy dossier for 0x5b17cbce9fb12137696dca519ade624ecafe7931. It does not show open positions, mark-to-market PnL, or Smart Score — those live on the full trader analytics page.

  • Brier — aggregate squared error vs 0/1 outcomes; ~0.25 is a coin-flip baseline.
  • Accuracy — share of resolved positions that paid in the trader's favor.
  • Volume / n — sample size. High accuracy on tiny notional is weak evidence.
  • Calibration — whether cheap entries actually win rarely and expensive ones win often.

Research only — Polydata never executes trades. Cross-check the leaderboard, methodology, and Polymarket analytics before drawing conclusions.