Scan Report
5 /100
polymarket-btc-weekend-volatility-trader
Trades BTC weekend price threshold markets on Polymarket exploiting the structural gap between first-passage and terminal probability — a systematic mispricing replenishing every weekend.
A legitimate BTC weekend volatility trading skill with clean code, no shell execution, no sensitive file access, no obfuscation, and well-documented trading logic using first-passage probability theory.
Safe to install
No blocking concerns. Consider pinning the simmer-sdk dependency to a specific version for reproducible builds.
Findings 1 items
| Severity | Finding | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Low | Unpinned dependency version Supply Chain | SKILL.md:1 |
| Resource | Declared | Inferred | Status | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Filesystem | NONE | READ | ✓ Aligned | import os, import argparse, import datetime — standard library only |
| Network | NONE | READ | ✓ Aligned | trader.py:20 from simmer_sdk import SimmerClient; client.trade() — SDK makes Pol… |
| Environment | NONE | READ | ✓ Aligned | trader.py:39-50 os.environ.get() reads tunables; trader.py:319 reads SIMMER_API_… |
| Shell | NONE | NONE | — | No subprocess, os.system, or shell invocation found |
| Clipboard | NONE | NONE | — | No clipboard access in code |
| Browser | NONE | NONE | — | No browser/web automation in code |
| Database | NONE | NONE | — | No database access in code |
| Skill Invoke | NONE | NONE | — | No skill invocation in code |
File Tree
3 files · 30.0 KB · 642 lines Python 1f · 400L
Markdown 1f · 187L
JSON 1f · 55L
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clawhub.json
JSON
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SKILL.md
Markdown
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trader.py
Python
Dependencies 1 items
| Package | Version | Source | Known Vulns | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
simmer-sdk | unpinned | pip | No | No version specified in SKILL.md. Minor supply chain risk — recommend pinning to a specific release. |
Security Positives
✓ No shell execution (subprocess, os.system, popen) — zero command injection risk
✓ No sensitive file access (~/.ssh, ~/.aws, .env) — credential theft paths absent
✓ No obfuscation (no base64, eval, exec, __import__) — code is fully readable
✓ No network egress to suspicious IPs — all traffic goes through simmer-sdk to Polymarket
✓ Paper trading is the safe default (venue='sim' without --live flag)
✓ No credential exfiltration — SIMMER_API_KEY is passed only to SimmerClient for auth
✓ Documentation is thorough and matches implementation exactly
✓ No hidden functionality — every function has a clear legitimate purpose
✓ Imports only standard library (os, argparse, datetime) plus one documented SDK