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SmartX is an AI-powered trading terminal for prediction markets that describes itself as "the AI trading terminal that learns the intent behind your trades." [3]
It combines smart money intelligence, real-time signals, and trade execution in a single interface, letting a trader discover the wallets that consistently win, watch what those wallets are doing in real time, and act on it. Its stated purpose is to close the complete trading loop of Discover, Execute, Review, and Learn, so that a user's own trading history and intent feed back into a more personalized terminal over time. [1][3]
SmartX is aimed at prediction market traders who want to move from raw odds and leaderboards to an informed decision.
SmartX frames prediction markets as an information layer rather than as gambling: the value is in reading what the market implies, seeing where experienced capital sits, and understanding where a price may be mispriced before acting.
The platform analyzes trader performance, monitors on-chain activity, and presents market data intended to support informed decision-making. [1][2]
SmartX is organized around a main navigation of Markets, Smart Money, Signal, Watchlist, World Cup, and Rewards. Its live Alpha feature set covers six areas. [1]
SmartX ranks and profiles the active wallets trading on prediction markets.
Wallets are ranked by profit and loss, win rate, drawdown, position size, and category performance, each shown over an explicit time window (1H, 6H, 24H, 7D, 30D).
The goal is to let a user find the traders who are genuinely skilled in the markets they care about, not just the largest single positions. [1] [2]
The Signal layer shows what tracked wallets are actually doing: positions opening and being adjusted, with entry size and timing. This is distinct from market-level anomaly detection; Signal is about wallet behavior, showing the moves of the smart money as they happen. [1]
Users can browse thousands of prediction markets, see money flow and liquidity, and execute trades directly. Markets are organized as Event, Market, Outcome, and Position, and each carries a metric stack including price (the market-implied probability, not a claim of true probability), volume, liquidity, open interest, spread, and smart money holdings.
Users can save markets and wallets to a watchlist and set custom triggers to be alerted when something they care about moves. [1]
SmartX delivers smart money moves and customizable prediction market alerts through a Telegram bot, so a user can be notified of opportunities early without watching the terminal continuously. [1] [2]
SmartX tracks a user's holdings, position closures, and account updates, alongside supporting flows for login, deposit, bridging, withdrawal, and auto-redeem. [1]
A central idea behind SmartX is that profit and loss alone is not enough to understand a trader.
As the project puts it, PnL "flattens every strategy into one number," showing the result but not the method, while "the useful signal lives in how the result was produced."
SmartX therefore analyzes wallets across both performance metrics (PnL, win rate, trade frequency and volume, holding behavior, and exit patterns) and behavioral dimensions (trading style, market category expertise, position sizing, conviction, and the repeatability of a strategy). [1][3]
To make this legible, SmartX applies representative labels rather than raw rankings, describing a wallet's expertise category, trading-style fingerprint, track-record context, and activity pattern.
The documentation illustrates the point with two contrasting but equally profitable archetypes: a high-volume "machine" placing on the order of eight thousand bets a week, versus a "sniper" making nine carefully sized positions. Both make money, but each requires a completely different approach to follow, which is why SmartX surfaces the "why" behind a wallet, filtered through the markets a user actually follows. [1][2]
To trade, a user creates a SmartX account and funds a balance in USDC (deposits are supported in USDC, USDT, and supported stablecoins), then trades from that balance. Orders are executed on an on-chain central limit order book on Polygon, with settlement handled on-chain using pUSD, a USD-pegged collateral. [1]
SmartX charges a 0.5% fee on trades. Referral rewards are calculated from SmartX's own realized fee rather than from trade notional. [1]
Smart Points is an automatic rewards program that credits users for platform activity, with points arriving in the balance and activity history once thresholds are met, without a separate claim step.
There are three ways to earn: a Daily track (check in, complete a qualified trade, and reach the daily volume threshold), a Weekly track (surpass the weekly volume milestone while trading consistently through the week), and a Milestone track (hit deposit thresholds or invite friends who fund their accounts).
Only funded invites advance milestone progress, and Smart Points operate as a distinct layer from referral rebates, so the same invite can both earn a rebate and advance a milestone.
Smart Points have no monetary value, are not transferable, and do not represent ownership or a guaranteed future reward; the project states they "record contribution to SmartX and may unlock future platform benefits as the program evolves." Wash trading, self-matching, and disposable-account farming are excluded. [4]
SmartX Boost is a trading leaderboard campaign that rewards early participants who trade alongside the smart money. The board ranks by who completes every requirement first, so earlier completion means a higher seat.
During the event window a participant must fund an account with at least 50 in trading volume (buys and sells both count, pending orders do not), and connect their X account through the points system; qualifying actions are tracked automatically with no separate registration.
The first 100 traders each receive 5 USDC, with milestone bonuses at rank 50 (+10 USDC), rank 100 (+20 USDC), rank 200 (+50 USDC), and rank 500 (+100 USDC). Rewards settle to the SmartX account, with a minimum $5 withdrawable balance required at settlement. The first Boost ran for seven days beginning July 17, 2026, on a first-come, first-served basis. [1]
SmartX also runs a referral program in which the reward is based on SmartX's own realized fee rather than on a share of trade volume. [1]
SmartX has not launched a token.
Its rewards points are described as potentially unlocking future platform benefits, but no token, generation event, date, ratio, or value has been defined or committed, and Smart Points are explicitly stated to have no monetary value and to represent no ownership or guaranteed reward.
Any token claim should be treated as undefined until officially announced. [1][3]
On July 29, 2026. 10:11 UTC
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