Polymarket LP Reward Scanner
Find the best liquidity-provider reward farming opportunities on Polymarket. Live data, sorted by profitability — updated every 5 minutes.
1. Find low-cost markets
Polymarket pays daily USDC to anyone providing liquidity. We surface the markets where you can qualify with as little as $25–$250.
2. Provide liquidity, low risk
Place a resting limit order — no directional bet required. While it sits on the book within the spread, you earn rewards every day.
3. Earn daily rewards
The lower the competition, the bigger your slice of the reward pool. Sort by Score to find the best bang-for-buck opportunities first.
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How to Farm Polymarket LP Rewards
A step-by-step guide to using this scanner for liquidity-provider reward farming on Polymarket. This strategy lets you earn daily USDC rewards by providing liquidity — without necessarily taking directional bets.
Find Low-Capital, High-Reward Markets
Use the scanner above to filter for markets where Min Shares ≤ 250 and Daily Reward is meaningful (at least $10–$20/day). Sort by Score to see the best bang-for-buck opportunities first.
💡 Why Min Shares matters
If Min Shares is 100 and the price is $0.50, you only need 100 × $0.50 = $50 to place a qualifying order. Under 250 Min Shares, you can typically farm with $25–$250 depending on the price.
Check the Competition
Low competition means you get a larger slice of the reward pool. Click any row in the scanner to expand the order book and look for:
- Thin order sizes — if most existing orders are below Min Shares, they don't qualify for rewards
- Wide spread — a gap of 5–10+ cents between best bid and ask signals low liquidity and opportunity
- Few qualifying orders near the midpoint — less competition for your rewards
The Competition column gives you a quick read: "Very Low" and "Low" are your sweet spots.
Place Your Qualifying Limit Order
The strategy: place a limit order with at least the minimum shares, 1 tick (1 cent) below the highest bid. The expanded row in the scanner shows you the suggested entry price and confirms whether it's within Max Spread.
⚡ Why 1 tick below?
- Keeps you near the inside of the book (good for rewards)
- Slightly reduces the chance your order gets immediately filled
- As long as your price is within Max Spread and size ≥ Min Shares, you qualify for rewards
Monitor for Unwanted Fills
You're farming rewards, not taking directional risk. You want your orders resting on the book (earning rewards), not getting filled.
- If the mid price moves toward your order, the chance of getting filled increases — consider canceling
- If liquidity vanishes on the other side, you could become the only liquidity and get filled fast
- This is not set-and-forget — check frequently
Important
If you see sudden price moves or aggressive volume hitting your side, cancel immediately. Losing rewards is better than getting filled at a bad time.
If You Get Filled: Exit Options
Option A: Quick Exit (Safer)
Sell immediately 1¢ below your buy price. You accept a tiny loss (~1¢ per share + fees) but keep whatever LP rewards you earned while your order sat on the book.
Option B: Hold & Farm More (Riskier)
Place a sell order 1¢ above your buy. You earn LP rewards on the sell side too, and if filled you exit with +1¢ profit. But if the market moves against you, you're stuck holding a losing position.
⚠️ Where the real risk lives: In volatile or news-driven markets, you can get "cooked" — tiny LP rewards won't offset a big directional loss. Always understand the event you're providing liquidity to.
Disclaimer: This tool is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not financial advice. LP reward farming involves risk of loss. Past reward rates do not guarantee future returns. Always do your own research before placing any orders. Data is sourced from Polymarket's public API and may be delayed or inaccurate.