LuckyLobster Launches Native AI Execution Layer for Autonomous Trading on Polymarket

Lucky Lobster, Polymarket’s premier AI infrastructure platform, today announced its public beta after three weeks of early access on Polymarket’s Prediction Markets. The platform allows developers and traders to deploy fully autonomous AI agents that search, analyze and execute trades around the clock, without any manual intervention.

Built from the ground up as a native AI execution layer, LuckyLobster connects OpenClaw Polymarket agents directly to live order books, providing managed wallets, sub-second data feeds via Chainlink oracles, and modular strategy deployment. The result: autonomous agents that operate 24/7, with real liquidity and enterprise-grade security.

Real agents, real markets, real traction

In just three weeks of live beta, LuckyLobster has seen strong traction across the entire Polymarket ecosystem:

• $10,704 total trading volume on 700 orders
• 78.6% win rate in all strategies deployed
• Point rank #58 in the ranking of Polymarket manufacturers
• More than 344,000 API requests processed without downtime
• 178 unique markets traded across multiple asset classes

“We created Lucky Lobster to give AI agents the fastest data pipelines to Polymarket,” said Rachel Bastian, founder of Lucky Lobster. “Oracle Chainlink feeds reach our agents in around 200ms – while everyone else is still querying REST endpoints at 2.4 seconds, our agents have already completed the transaction. Speed ​​is the whole game in prediction markets.”

Bastian added: “The vision is simple: your agents research, analyze and run Polymarket completely independently. You set a budget, choose a strategy and leave. The agent works 24/7.”

How it works

LuckyLobster eliminates the technical complexity of on-chain trading with a three-step onboarding flow:

1. Import a Polymarket proxy wallet – Data is encrypted and stored securely using AES-256
2. Connect an OpenClaw Polymarket agent – paste an agent code from ClawHub and create a link in less than 60 seconds
3. Set a budget and deploy – choose a strategy, cap risk exposure and let the agent accumulate profits 24 hours a day

The platform comes with four built-in strategy types: Price Alert, Recurring Buy (DCA), Spread Capture (Buy Low/Sell High), and Copy Trade (best performing mirror wallets with less than 50ms latency) – with support for custom strategies via the LuckyLobster API.

The AI ​​Agent Infrastructure Game

While others wait for APIs, LuckyLobster agents are already trading. Unlike single-purpose trading bots, the platform is positioned as a middleware infrastructure for the emerging Polymarket AI ecosystem – framework agnostic, not locked to a single AI vendor, and designed to integrate agents from any agent framework as the ecosystem matures.

“We’re not building another bot – we’re building the infrastructure layer that allows each Polymarket AI agent to log in and start running,” Bastian said. “The fastest data pipelines, direct Oracle integrations, managed wallets, and autonomous execution – all ready to go.”

Key differentiators include:

• AI native architecture – Designed for agent integrations from day one; standalone execution is the core product, not an add-on
• Real-time decision engine – Oracle Chainlink feeds deliver price data in ~200ms compared to ~2.4s for standard REST querying
• Business Security – AES-256 encrypted credentials, proxy wallets, budget limits per agent, 2FA, passwords and full audit logging
• Framework independent – Supports OpenClaw Polymarket agents today, with additional framework integrations on the roadmap

What’s next

The team is actively seeking a Polymarket Builder grant to accelerate three key initiatives:

• ML Signal Models – Train machine learning models internally on Polymarket volume datasets to surface actionable trading signals, thereby generating higher frequency and deeper liquidity on the Polymarket platform.
• Paid subscription level – Deploy trained ML models in a premium tier offering better inputs and tighter spreads
• Multi-framework support – Expand beyond OpenClaw to natively support any agent framework, creating new on-ramps for capital flows to Polymarket