COPY means the wallet trade passed wallet-level copyability, customer sizing, freshness, and orderbook guard checks. It is not advice or automatic execution.
PBT decides COPY / SKIP / WATCH.
A profitable wallet is not enough. PBT checks whether a wallet trade remains copyable for your size, timing, and current orderbook conditions.
Research-only review. No advice, no custody, no guaranteed profit, no copy-this-wallet. Not affiliated with Polymarket.
Wallet discovery is not the product. The guarded decision is.
PBT turns wallet activity into a research workflow decision: COPY, SKIP, or WATCH for a specific customer size, with reasons and risk flags.
SKIP means the system found a reason not to copy. A profitable wallet or live BUY candidate can still fail on spread, depth, size, or freshness.
WATCH keeps a wallet, market, or trade in view when the evidence is relevant but not strong enough to become COPY for the configured workflow.
COPY is the headline. SKIP is the proof that COPY is guarded.
The latest live smoke did not prove reckless copy execution. It proved the opposite: PBT saw a real BUY candidate, refreshed the live orderbook, and refused COPY because the spread failed the guard.
Signal path
This is a research-only workflow check. It does not route orders, hold funds, or tell anyone to trade.
A good wallet plus a BUY trade is still not enough. Fresh executable liquidity has to pass before COPY is allowed.
Inspect the output shape without exposing the machine.
The public-safe sample shows PBT's judgment layer and reasoning boundary. It does not expose the private replay pipeline, episode library, full wallet details, transaction table, query provenance, formulas, or production workflow.
What the sample shows
What stays closed
The first paid path is a managed pilot, not a broad beta waitlist.
If the public-safe sample maps to your workflow, the next conversation is whether PBT is worth a closed managed SaaS pilot for your team.
Founding pilot can include
COPY / SKIP / WATCH cards for selected wallet trades, customer sizing, fresh orderbook guards, reasons, risk flags, high-level evidence summaries, and a managed review cadence.
Still not included by default
No raw wallet universe, no bulk export, no formula disclosure, no custody, no automatic order execution, no direct checkout, and no public signal feed.
Qualification questions
What should PBT help decide? What size bands matter? Do you need one watchlist or several? Is a managed dashboard enough, or does the workflow require alerts?
Payment handling
Payment can be handled manually after pilot approval. No wallet address, payment address, or checkout is published in this Phase 1 LP.
Request the public-safe sample first.
If the sample fits your workflow, we can qualify whether PBT should become a closed managed SaaS pilot for your team.
Clear boundaries make the product safer to evaluate.
PBT is a decision-support research workflow. It is not a broker, exchange, adviser, custodian, wagering venue, or auto-trading system.
Does COPY mean investment advice?
No. COPY is PBT's guarded workflow decision label. It means the configured checks passed. It does not mean profit guarantee, investment advice, custody, automatic execution, or a command to mirror a wallet.
Why lead with SKIP?
SKIP proves COPY is guarded. PBT should be able to refuse a good-looking trade when size, spread, depth, timing, freshness, or evidence quality fails.
Is there a public waitlist?
No broad beta waitlist is the primary path now. The first serious CTA is the public-safe sample request, followed by pilot qualification when there is workflow fit.
Is there direct checkout?
No. Phase 1 does not publish a wallet address, payment address, checkout, or low-price subscription. Payment can be handled manually after pilot approval.