IceBerg
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Automated strategies for Polymarket

Trend Following Order Flow Multi-Timeframe

Trade every supported Polymarket market manually from Telegram — or connect one of three automated strategies and let IceBerg handle entries, exits and risk controls within the amount you allocate.

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Below the waterline

Polymarket Verified Builder

Builder Program status. It describes IceBerg's status in the program and does not mean Polymarket endorses IceBerg or guarantees execution.

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Pricing

Transparent IceBerg pricing

1% fee on current routed trades. No subscription fee. Other third-party costs may also apply.

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Access

Open IceBerg in Telegram

IceBerg is currently accessed through Telegram. It does not conduct a separate KYC process of its own; requirements imposed by Polymarket, wallet providers or applicable law may still apply.

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One at a time

One strategy runs at a time

Choose one of three automated strategies and set the share of your balance it works with.

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Strategy cores

Three separate algorithms

Trend Following, Order Flow and Multi-Timeframe use distinct decision logic, execution behaviour and risk logic.

See how they differ

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Market window

Every supported market, by hand

Manual access covers every supported Polymarket market across categories, with open positions and history included — all inside Telegram.

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Allocation

You set the boundary

Your balance is displayed in pUSD. A strategy only works with the amount you allocate to it — the rest of your balance stays outside the strategy.

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Before you connect

Know the rules first

Core entry logic, exit logic, market scope and risk controls are published before you connect, so you can evaluate the method.

Why rules matter

Know the rules before you connect.

Each IceBerg strategy follows a defined process. Its core entry logic, exit logic, market scope and risk controls are published before you connect, so you can evaluate the method rather than rely on another person's changing decisions.

Strategies

Three automated strategies

Trend Following

Active trading on 15-minute BTC and ETH markets.

  • Decision basis Trend direction and strength
  • Analysis cycle Every 15 minutes
  • Designed for A general-purpose starting point

1% IceBerg fee · No subscription View strategy

Order Flow

Selective entries driven by buying and selling pressure.

  • Decision basis Buyer and seller pressure imbalance
  • Analysis cycle Every 15 minutes
  • Designed for Stricter entry selection

1% IceBerg fee · No subscription View strategy

Multi-Timeframe

1-hour crypto markets for larger allocations.

  • Decision basis 1-hour direction with shorter-term confirmation
  • Analysis cycle Every hour
  • Designed for Larger allocations and longer market horizons

1% IceBerg fee · No subscription View strategy

One strategy runs at a time. No subscription fee; current routed trades carry a 1% IceBerg Builder fee. Other third-party costs may also apply.

Compare all three strategies

How it works

What happens after you open the bot

  1. Open IceBerg in Telegram

    IceBerg is currently accessed through Telegram. IceBerg does not conduct a separate KYC process of its own. Requirements imposed by Polymarket, wallet providers or applicable law may still apply.

    During setup, a Polymarket account is created for the user.

  2. Fund your balance in crypto

    Supported deposit assets are USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL and TON. Supported networks are Ethereum (ERC-20), BNB Chain (BEP-20), Bitcoin, Solana and TON. Choose the available asset and network in Telegram to receive the deposit address and QR code. The IceBerg balance is displayed in pUSD.

  3. Trade by hand, or connect a strategy

    Every supported Polymarket market is available for manual trading, with open positions and history included. Or open the strategies section, choose one, and set the share of your balance it works with. Manual trades and automated strategy trades are currently routed as taker orders.

  • 3automated strategies at launch
  • 50 pUSDminimum allocation to a strategy
  • 7,500 pUSDmaximum allocation to a strategy
  • 1%IceBerg fee on routed trades, no subscription

A strategy needs at least 50 pUSD allocated to it and accepts up to 7,500 pUSD. One strategy runs at a time. Manual trading is not subject to IceBerg's 50 pUSD strategy minimum. Current routed trades carry a 1% IceBerg Builder fee; separate market, network, funding or other third-party costs may also apply.

Starting with more than the minimum. A strategy only works with the amount you allocate to it — the rest of your balance stays outside the strategy. Funds available for manual trading are isolated from the active strategy allocation: manual trades cannot use or affect that allocation or its position. Starting with 100 pUSD and allocating 50 pUSD leaves half your balance outside the strategy. This is an illustration of the allocation boundary, not a recommendation about how much to deposit.

Risk and transparency

What automation does and does not do

Your allocation sets the boundary. Risk controls apply to the balance you allocate to a strategy, not to your full balance. If you allocate half of your balance, every internal limit is measured against that half.

Not all of it is in the market. No fixed share of your allocation stays deployed. Usage changes through each cycle and may reach roughly half of the allocated balance.

Execution depends on the market. An order may fill fully, fill partially or not fill, and its effective price depends on available liquidity, spreads and price movement at that moment.

Results differ between users. Accounts on the same strategy follow the same rules, but allocation, connection time, position size and fill prices all change the outcome.

A strategy can lose money. Automation, position sizing and risk controls do not eliminate market, liquidity, execution or strategy risk. Past performance does not predict future results.

Coming soon

IceBerg Priority

A paid capability layer planned for all three strategies — personal configuration around your balance and goals, reserved capacity inside IceBerg's routing, execution priority, and a higher maximum strategy allocation — up to 25,000 pUSD — where liquidity and risk parameters allow.

FAQ

Questions people ask before connecting

What exactly does IceBerg automate?

IceBerg automates strategy execution. Once a strategy is connected, it applies its rules to determine direction, timing, order type and position size, then manages the position according to those rules. You choose the strategy and the allocation; IceBerg handles the analysis and execution. Model parameters, signals and trade logic are managed by IceBerg and are not user-configurable.

What do I choose when connecting a strategy?

You choose one of the available strategies and what share of your balance to allocate to it. Each strategy uses a different approach to finding and managing trades. At launch you run one strategy at a time.

A strategy needs at least 50 pUSD allocated to it and accepts up to 7,500 pUSD, or 25,000 pUSD with IceBerg Priority. Allocating your entire balance is not required.

The strategy applies its position-sizing and risk rules within the allocated balance, not against your full balance. No fixed share stays in the market: usage changes through each cycle and may reach roughly half of the allocated balance.

The strategy allocation is isolated from funds available for manual trading. Manual trades cannot use or affect the active strategy allocation or position.

How do I connect a strategy?

Open IceBerg in Telegram, go to the strategies section, choose a strategy, review its rules and risks, set your allocation and confirm. The current steps and connection requirements are shown in Telegram before activation.

IceBerg does not conduct a separate KYC process of its own. Requirements imposed by Polymarket, wallet providers or applicable law may still apply.

What fees does IceBerg charge?

IceBerg charges no subscription fee for the three strategies. Current manual and automated IceBerg flows submit taker orders, and the applicable IceBerg Builder fee is 1% per routed trade.

Polymarket, network, funding or other third-party costs may also apply. The execution price depends on liquidity and market movement when an order is filled. Trading involves costs and risk whether or not a subscription is charged.

What happens when I stop a strategy?

If you stop a strategy while it has an active position, that position remains open until the 15-minute or 1-hour market resolves automatically. The strategy does not open a new position after that resolution. It never opens a second position while the current one is active.

If IceBerg becomes unavailable, no new strategy positions are opened. Any position already open remains until its market resolves. After resolution, you may manually start any available strategy.

How do deposits and the IceBerg balance work?

You can deposit USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL or TON through the supported Ethereum (ERC-20), BNB Chain (BEP-20), Bitcoin, Solana and TON networks. Choose the available asset and network in Telegram to receive the deposit address and QR code. Your IceBerg balance and strategy limits are displayed in pUSD.

Can a strategy lose money?

Yes. Automation, position sizing and risk controls cannot eliminate market, liquidity, execution or strategy risk. Results can be negative, and past performance does not predict future results.

Why can results differ between users?

Accounts connected to the same strategy follow the same strategy rules, but their results can still differ. Allocation, connection time, position size, spreads, available liquidity and the price at which each order fills can all affect the outcome.

What happens when there is not enough liquidity?

An order may fill partially, fill at a less favorable effective price, or not fill. Thin liquidity can also result in a smaller position than intended. Larger orders are generally more sensitive to the amount of liquidity available.

What is IceBerg Priority?

IceBerg Priority is a planned configuration layer for the same three strategies, not a fourth strategy. It is expected to include configuration based on a user's balance, risk tolerance and operating constraints; reserved allocation and execution capacity within IceBerg; a higher maximum strategy allocation of up to 25,000 pUSD; priority handling within IceBerg before orders reach the public market; and a configuration session with a specialist.

Reserved internal capacity is not ownership of or priority within public Polymarket liquidity, and it does not change Polymarket's matching rules. A higher allocation limit can increase exposure and potential loss.

Priority is Coming Soon. A monthly subscription is planned, and the price has not yet been set.

Where is Polymarket available?

Availability depends on jurisdiction and Polymarket's current restrictions. Before using IceBerg, check Polymarket's Geographic Restrictions page. IceBerg does not override those restrictions.

Is there a web version?

Not yet. IceBerg is currently available through Telegram. A web version is planned for a later release.

Three automated strategies. 1% IceBerg trade fee. No subscription.

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