Open data

Polymarket Open Data

Polymarket open data exists as a real, citable, shareable artifact: the Zenodo release carrying a mouse-load snapshot of the recorded archive under CC BY 4.0. This page documents what is open, what the license allows, and where commercial depth begins.

Figures measured as of 2026-09-24 on the published PolyOrderbooks archive.

The short answer

One open artifact, versioned and citable

The open release ships a recorded snapshot — 897,192 L2 snapshots across 805 resolved crypto markets on the same 250ms grid the full archive uses — under CC BY 4.0 with DataCite registration and a versioned DOI (10.5281/zenodo.22084114).

Open here means the artifact exists for anyone: no key, no paywall, no plan gate, and the license allows sharing and adaptation with attribution.

License

What CC BY 4.0 allows

CC BY 4.0 permits copying, redistribution, and derivative use in any medium for any purpose (including commercial), conditioned on attribution. It is the same family as the license declared on the dataset record, and the honest reading applies it to the artifact, not to proprietary captures.

The boundary: the open release is a scientific artifact; the full rolling archive (all markets, 250ms, live capture, licensing) is the commercial service. Open and commercial coexist by separation of files, not by ambiguity.

Scope

What the open sample contains

The release carries prices, books, metrics, and outcomes on the shared grid, so a teaching model or a paper's reproducibility section can stand on the sample without a key. Its fidelity is the archive's own: 250ms cadence, flags intact, outcomes attached.

The honest limits: a snapshot in time, 805 markets, not the live stream — the open artifact proves the method and the archive serves the motion.

Honest

The honest framing

Open data is a trust artifact and a proof of work, not a business model: the site publishes it because a citable, re-verifiable release is how datasets earn credibility — and the citation guide is the other half of that promise.

FAQ

Is there open Polymarket data?

Yes — a versioned Zenodo release (DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22084114) with 897,192 snapshots across 805 resolved markets under CC BY 4.0.

What can I do with it?

Copy, share, and adapt with attribution — including commercial use if the attribution terms are met.

What is the open sample for?

Teaching, reproducibility, and proving the archive's method; the live rolling archive is the commercial depth layer.