Builds the PolyHelper app and says so. PolyHelper money reached the address @gusik4ever’s accounts cash out to, hours before two livestreams it posted about.
Builds the app it promotes
Labels some paid posts
Tested: no two-sided betting
@0xd1namit builds PolyHelper and has said so since January 2026. It calls itself a Polymarket affiliate, and since August 2026 has marked most of its link posts as paid. On two days in July 2026, PolyHelper money reached the address @gusik4ever’s accounts cash out to, hours before livestreams in which @0xd1namit posted that @gusik4ever was using PolyHelper.
In fairness
What the $650 was for is not recorded; part may have been prize money for the streams.
Betting on both sides was checked and not found.
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What the record shows
1PolyHelper sent $650 to the address @gusik4ever’s accounts cash out to, hours before two of @gusik4ever’s livestreams in July 2026. During both, @0xd1namit posted that @gusik4ever was using PolyHelper. No post mentioned the money.
shown by the handle as its account for hedging sportsbook bets
Deleted posts, for example
d1namit@0xd1namit · 15 Mar 2026
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Did you know that any user can suggest an idea for a new polymarket?
And even more interesting, these markets actually get added pretty often
In the Polymarket Discord there are dedicated channels:
- polymarket ideas (to suggest short ideas, fixes, or new outcome options)
- submit a polymarket (to propose a full market with resolution sources, rules, etc.)
After your idea gets picked up, a Polymarket team member usually replies and lets you know it’s being worked on
The relationship is disclosed: ‘I launched my project’ (2026-01-21), ‘We’re hiring for @Poly_Helper’ (2026-01-28), ‘Finally launched my project to the public’ (2026-02-18), and notes under its posts about PolyHelper such as ‘* This post is not sponsored, it’s my project’.
The builder’s team accounts are 0.17% of its all-time volume (280,587,960.67 dollars, rank 7), so the builder’s rank is not built by them.
The d1namit account carries Polymarket’s community-moderator flag.
Two-sided betting with the other team account was tested and not found.
The affiliate status was stated in public replies (2025-09-09: ‘just an affiliate for now’; 2025-09-22, answering a question about the giveaway: ‘i’m a polymarket affiliate’), and the handle wrote ‘If you wanna support me, sign up with my link’ (2025-11-01).
Before 2026-03-03 its 89 link posts carry no such note, the giveaway and the 10-dollar offer among them; of the 54 link posts from 2026-03-03 to 2026-08-08, 9 sit in a thread with a sponsored or paid note, and for those dates X’s label cannot be read.
No published rule against the 10-dollar offer was shown, and no payout of it was found on chain.
What the affiliate programme paid the handle is not labelled on chain.
An openly declared affiliate with a visible link and an openly conditional giveaway is ordinary use of a programme.
By the handle’s own public description the Polymarket result of that account is one leg of bets whose other leg and cashback sit at sportsbooks, which are not public; it says nothing about the result of the whole.
The account never traded the same markets as the handle’s main account (no common market within six hours); the d1namit account itself shows +3,380.34 dollars on Polymarket.
A third sports account, lovep (-8,774.96), cannot be given to the handle: one of its six withdrawals (3,600.00 of 36,747.14) went to the same exchange deposit address, the other five went elsewhere, and on 2026-08-05 the handle had invited others to do the same with it in a private group, so another participant is not excluded (not established).
What the 650 dollars were for is not on the chain: a fee for showing the product, prize money for the stream’s giveaways (‘we prepared a lot of gifts and money for everyone in the chaaaaat’) or something else; on 2026-07-19 at 15:02 UTC, before the payment, @gusik4ever had announced prizes and giveaways for that day’s stream.
Whether the stream itself said that PolyHelper paid is not known; the videos were not examined, and X’s paid-partnership label cannot be read for July 2026.
The chain does not show whose exchange account the address credits: the profile’s five withdrawals and the wallet behind the handle’s ENS name pay into it, and so do several other wallets (26 declared withdrawals from 9 Polymarket wallets).
@0xd1namit’s tie to PolyHelper was public from January 2026. @gusik4ever’s post in praise of the extension, which PolyHelper’s site shows as a testimonial, is of 2026-04-06, three months before the payments, and @0xd1namit wrote on 2026-05-26 ‘we had lots of kols posting about us not on paid basis’.
The 650 is the same money as the PolyHelper payment stated for @gusik4ever; it is counted once.
The screens cover the accounts that were found; an account not found could not be tested.
Inside the CryptoKesha cluster the only opposite position found is a 30-dollar bet of another profile on Natus Vincere, 44 minutes after the 3,098-dollar FaZe bet of 2025-12-13.
The 3 opposite markets of d1namit and oxvoodoo stand against 63 on the same side (85,778.35 dollars matched).
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