Polymarket pUSD Yield — Daily Distribution
About this dataset
PolyScalping reconstructs Polymarket's pUSD Yield distribution end-to-end from on-chain Polygon Transfer events on the dedicated Yield distributor wallet. Every payout since the programme launched is captured — 10,432,248 payouts to 280,667 unique recipients between 2025-07-17 and 2026-06-14.
System contracts (the pUSD contract, USDC.e contract, Disperse, the distributor wallet itself, Polymarket Treasury, V2 exchange contracts, sponsor-rewards contracts) are filtered out before aggregation so the totals reflect real recipients only. Denominated in pUSD (1:1 USD).
Yield per day
How Yield payouts concentrate across wallets
- Top wallet
- $99.8K · 5.8%
- Ranks 2-10
- $214.3K · 12.5%
- Ranks 11-20
- $119.5K · 7.0%
- Long tail (280,647 wallets)
- $1.28M · 74.7%
Monthly Yield distribution timeline
Frequently asked
What does this Holding Rewards (yield) distribution page show?
Lifetime, daily, monthly totals for every Polymarket Holding Rewards payout — Polymarket's official name for what the community informally calls "yield". Despite the colloquial label, this is not interest on pUSD balances — it's paid for taking long-term directional positions in a curated list of political and geopolitical markets (2028 US presidential, 2026 midterms, several long-running geopolitical bets), settled daily in pUSD by Polymarket's Treasury via the Holding Rewards distributor wallet on Polygon. For the 4% APR rate, the eligible-market list, the hourly sampling formula, and wallet rankings see the Holding Rewards leaderboard; for the practical setup walkthrough see our 4% APR guide.
How is the daily total computed?
We sum every Transfer event from Polymarket's Holding Rewards distributor wallet on Polygon, bucketed by the day of the on-chain block timestamp. System addresses (the pUSD contract, USDC.e contract, Disperse, the distributor wallet itself, Polymarket Treasury, V2 exchange contracts, sponsor-rewards contracts) are filtered out before aggregation so the totals reflect real recipient wallets only.
Why is the Holding Rewards distribution the most concentrated of the four reward streams?
Holding Rewards scale linearly with position value: a wallet holding a $100k position earns roughly $11/day at 4% APR; a wallet holding $10 earns 0.1 cents. The eligible markets are dominated by 2028 US presidential and 2026 midterm bets, where Polymarket attracts whale-sized capital. The top 1% of recipients typically claim roughly 90% of all rewards paid — the most skewed distribution of any Polymarket reward stream and the expected behaviour for a position-value-proportional payout. The Concentration block above shows the shape.
Where does this data come from?
On-chain Transfer events on Polygon, scanned daily by the PolyScalping reward-ledger cron at ~02:00 UTC. We watch each Polymarket distributor wallet directly — no third-party aggregators, no scraping. System addresses (the pUSD contract, USDC.e contract, Disperse.app, distributor wallets themselves, treasury, V2 exchange contracts, sponsor-reward contracts) are filtered out before aggregation so the totals reflect real recipients only.
How often does the data refresh?
Once a day. Holding Rewards distribute daily via on-chain Transfer events; our cron picks up the new events at ~02:00 UTC and the page revalidates hourly via Next.js ISR.
Disclaimer: PolyScalping is an independent analytics layer — not affiliated with Polymarket. Data is aggregated from public on-chain sources for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Prediction markets carry risk; do your own research before committing capital.
