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MrBeast Intel

Stop counting views manually every 10 minutes. MrBeast Intel tracks YouTube video velocity, performance status, and 24H projections — displayed directly on Polymarket without switching tabs.

Created by traders for traders.

Open it via the MrBeast icon in the right-side panel navigation.

MrBeast Intel Panel

What the Panel Shows

Current Speed & Status

The top of the panel shows the live view velocity with an instant performance read:

  • Views/hr — current speed in real time (e.g., 538.6K views/hr)

  • Performance status — how the video is doing vs. its historical baseline:

    • Overperforming — ahead of average

    • On Track — performing as expected

    • Underperforming — below average pace

Speed Selector

Switch between time windows to see average speed over different periods:

Tab
What It Shows

1h

Speed over the last 1 hour

2h

Speed over the last 2 hours

4h

Speed over the last 4 hours

6h

Speed over the last 6 hours

12h

Speed over the last 12 hours

Key Metrics

Metric
Description

Speed

Views per hour for the selected window + total views gained

VS Average

Performance multiplier vs. the video's/channel's baseline (e.g., 0.5x = half the usual pace)

Trend

Direction of momentum — Steady, Rising, or Falling

24H Projection

Estimated total views by end of 24 hours based on current pace

Views Per Hour Bar Chart

Hourly bar chart showing view velocity over time. Reveals when the video peaked and how momentum is shifting.

Time range selector: 6H · 12H · 24H · Full

Total Views Line Chart

Cumulative view count curve over time — shows the growth trajectory from upload to now.

Time range selector: 1H · 12H · 24H · 48H · 7D


Data Refresh Rate

The panel updates every 10 minutes — giving you fresh data without any manual refreshing.


How to Use It

For view count milestone markets (e.g., "Will this video hit 100M views?"):

  1. Check the 24H Projection — if the projection already puts the video past the milestone, the YES is likely underpriced

  2. Look at VS Average — 0.5x means it's running slow, 2x means it's viral. Calibrate your expectation accordingly

  3. Check the Trend — a Falling trend means deceleration; the projection may end up lower than shown

For view range markets (e.g., "Will this video get 40–60M views in the first week?"):

  1. Use the Total Views chart to see the current cumulative count and trajectory

  2. Compare the pace to past videos from the same creator using the VS Average multiplier

For upload frequency markets:

  • Active view tracking signals a video is live — useful for "Will [creator] upload this week?" markets


Markets Where This Panel Activates

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