By the time a headline reaches your feed, the move has often already happened.
A contract reprices. A block prints. Liquidity disappears from one side of an order book. A large position shows up where no one was looking. None of that guarantees what happens next—but it can tell you that something worth understanding is already underway.
Piggyback Trader was built for that moment.
We monitor publicly available market activity across prediction markets, equities, and crypto, then surface unusually large or meaningful events in a form that is fast, specific, and timestamped. The point is not to tell you what to trade. The point is to help you see what changed before the story becomes obvious.
We built the tool we wanted to use.
Too much market information is late, noisy, or wrapped in someone else’s certainty.
We wanted a cleaner starting point:
- What happened?
- Where did it happen?
- How large was it?
- When did it happen?
- What should I investigate next?
That is the job. No predictions. No “guaranteed” setups. No anonymous guru performance theater. Just a sharper view of public market activity.
The signal is yours to interpret.
An alert is not advice, a recommendation, or a promise. Markets are uncertain. Data can be delayed, incomplete, or wrong. Large activity may reflect a real information advantage, a hedge, a technical trade, a mistake, or nothing durable at all.
Our role is to surface the event clearly. Your role is to decide whether it matters.
Use your own judgment. Do your own research. Only risk what you can afford to lose.
Built for people who want to look closer.
Piggyback Trader is for the curious trader, researcher, and market observer who does not want to wait for a polished explanation after the move.
If the market is already saying something, we think you should have a chance to hear it.