Can using AI agents to execute end-of-day trading strategies qualify for the Polymarket airdrop?
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Can using AI agents to execute end-of-day trading strategies qualify for the Polymarket airdrop?
Polymarket launching its token has become a certainty, and how to efficiently farm rewards has become a market focus.
Navigating Web3 tides with focused insightsAuthor: Golem, Odaily Planet Daily
Polymarket has confirmed it will launch a token and conduct an airdrop. On October 24, Matthew Modabber, Chief Marketing Officer of Polymarket, said in a podcast interview, "There will be a token and there will be an airdrop. We could have launched the token at any time, but we wanted to do it more thoroughly. We want it to be a truly useful, lasting token that will exist forever."
According to other sources, Polymarket plans to reopen to U.S. users by the end of November and issue its token in 2026.
This means users have at most 3–4 months left to interact with Polymarket. Although rumors suggest Polymarket has already taken several snapshots, it's still not too late to start interacting now. According to Dune data, over 90% of users bet less than $100, while whales betting between $5,000 and $10,000 account for only 0.4%. Therefore, although Polymarket appears to have a massive user base and countless guides on farming Polymarket are circulating online, the number of people seriously engaging may actually be small. Betting over $500 easily places a user in the top 10%.
To avoid losing principal while interacting with Polymarket (statistics show that about 85% of Polymarket accounts are in negative balance), three main strategies resembling "lossless volume farming" are currently popular. The first involves finding a prediction market with poor liquidity and using two wallets to trade back and forth. The second is endgame farming—only trading events with outcome probabilities above 95%. The third is capturing arbitrage opportunities in multi-outcome markets where the total probability sum is less than 100%.
However, executing these three strategies requires significant time and effort. Finding suitable prediction events meeting strategy criteria takes time, and even after identifying them, users must still manually execute repetitive trades. This explains why, despite confirmed token issuance and well-known strategies, participation in Polymarket remains relatively low—average users struggle to maintain consistent interaction, and these near-risk-free opportunities are increasingly being monopolized by professional bots.
Using AI Agents to Execute Polymarket Endgame Strategies
Among the three Polymarket interaction strategies, the endgame strategy is more suitable for most users. There are already AI agents available that help users search for and automatically trade Polymarket events with outcome probabilities above 95%. Below, we’ll use the Polymarket endgame strategy agent launched by UnifAI, an AI agent infrastructure provider, as a detailed example.
UnifAI is a platform enabling autonomous AI agents to perform on-chain and off-chain tasks within the Web3 ecosystem. It offers various autonomous AI strategy agents, allowing users to one-click copy and run strategies for free. The Polymarket endgame strategy agent is one of its recently launched options. According to platform data, 206 wallets are currently running this strategy.
How to Run the Polymarket Endgame Strategy Agent
Running this strategy is simple. First, log in to the UnifAI website using your Telegram account, click "Strategies," then navigate to the "Polymarket Auto Farming" strategy agent.
Then, under "Select Wallet," click to create a new wallet. Note that since Polymarket operates on the Polygon network, you must create an EVM wallet. Also, wallets created via UnifAI are non-custodial; users can export private keys by clicking "Manage Wallet" in the top-right corner of the site.
After successfully creating the wallet, deposit at least 100 USDC and a small amount of POL for gas fees. Although UnifAI supports deposits via Ethereum, Base, BSC, and Polygon, using the Polygon network is more convenient for running the Polymarket endgame strategy agent. Users can directly transfer USDC and POL from exchanges to the address via the Polygon network.
Once funds arrive, click "Copy Strategy," and the agent will automatically begin running, searching Polymarket for events with probabilities over 95% and placing automatic buys.
On the "Strategies" page, click "My Strategies" to view currently running agents. You can also choose to stop the strategy or click "Run Log" to check execution logs.
Risk Warning
Although the endgame strategy is generally profitable, black swan events can occur—such as a 95%-probability outcome suddenly reversing or being manipulated by large holders—potentially wiping out user funds instantly. To mitigate this, UnifAI employs a position-splitting mechanism, never betting the entire balance on a single event, thus reducing some risk.
Additionally, note that UnifAI’s Polymarket endgame strategy agent has only been live for two days and isn’t particularly stable yet. Many users in the community have reported betting errors. The official response states: "Too many new users have joined, causing Polymarket rate limits—we’re actively resolving this." Therefore, players should currently allocate only small amounts of capital or consider alternative, more stable products. Technically capable users might try coding their own solutions.
Can Using AI Agents for Polymarket Interaction Qualify for Airdrops?
The main goal of using AI agents to execute Polymarket endgame strategies is to achieve "lossless interaction" with Polymarket to qualify for airdrops, while saving time and effort. However, if interactions performed via AI agents don’t qualify for airdrops, the entire approach becomes counterproductive.
Polymarket uses a built-in custodial wallet model. Users log in via wallet or email, and the platform automatically generates an associated internal wallet. Users must deposit into this internal wallet to trade, and they cannot export private keys. Therefore, if Polymarket takes a snapshot for airdrops, it will likely be based on data from these internal wallets.
However, when AI agents execute Polymarket endgame strategies, they do not create Polymarket accounts using user wallets—a fact verifiable by exporting the UnifAI wallet’s private key and logging into Polymarket manually. This has led the community to speculate that UnifAI agents operate under a "master fund model" without separately managing individual user wallet funds.
Nonetheless, according to UnifAI community managers, the Polymarket endgame strategy agent directly uses user wallets for betting. The reason users don’t see their activity when logging into Polymarket themselves is that "all third-party Polymarket accounts—from Telegram bots to third-party market makers—interact directly via wallets, not through the Polymarket internal wallets generated for those addresses."
Whether such interaction addresses will ultimately qualify for Polymarket airdrops remains uncertain. If Polymarket eventually recognizes only addresses with platform internal wallets and associated interaction history as "real users," users relying on this strategy could face significant losses. Therefore, airdrop hunters should currently only allocate small amounts of capital to AI agent interactions, while keeping main funds for manual farming activities.
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