"The room moves in four places at once. I watch all four so you don't have to."
— Francesca
How it works
Set it once. Get on with your day.
Pick the markets you follow. Set the activity size that deserves your attention. Piggyback watches for matching public activity across prediction markets, crypto, and stocks.
No picks. No Discord firehose. No automated trading. Just a clearer way to decide what deserves a closer look.
Daily gives you the morning read. Pro adds configurable pings when activity matches your settings.
We monitor Polymarket, Kalshi, crypto on-chain whale activity, and unusual stock trades.
How do filters reduce noise?
You pick the markets and set minimum dollar thresholds. You only get alerted when trade size meets your cutoff.
Does Piggyback execute trades for me?
No. Piggyback is strictly an observational market-data tool. You make all your own decisions.
Are the example returns guaranteed?
No. Examples show historical public price movements. They do not represent guaranteed or typical results.
A NOTE FROM THE FOUNDER
Less to watch. More time to live.
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Illustrative settings demonstration
I built Piggyback Trader to help level the playing field between the Haves and the Have Nots.
On Polymarket, more than two-thirds of all money won went to just 740 accounts. Most people do not have the same time, tools, or attention. I built this for the rest of us.
Source: reporting cited by John Oliver, Last Week Tonight, April 2026.
And when crypto starts moving at the level you set, wouldn’t you rather know than spend the day refreshing a chart?
FROM OUR RECORDS
113,298
trade rows in one day. You do not need to watch all of them. You need the ones that matter to you.
Pick your markets. Set your trade-size filters. Piggyback watches for matching activity and sends you a ping.
Less noise. Less screen time. You decide what deserves a closer look—and whether to act.
Set your filters. Get on with your day.
Market information, not investment advice. You make the decisions.