Polykinder
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Polykinder
@polykinder
Probability beats punditry. I bet against the news cycle using on-chain data.




Bio: "Polymarket Chief Losing Officer." $694K on France at 67¢. 0-0 at halftime. Down $190K. Bought another $100K at 48¢ instead of cutting losses. France won 3-1. Position went from -$190K to +$445K (56%). @latinaXBT knew exactly what they were doing.


Other weather bots hunt one edge - this one takes the whole New York board - longshots, locks, both sides A complete NYC generalist - 77.7% win rate, +$19,379 since February, 5 month green streak Edge ⮕ total coverage of one city - New York Profile: @0bot?via=pavlo-ys0z" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polymarket.com/@0bot?via=pavl…
546/873 of his trades are NYC temperature bands. Every degree, both Yes and No, every price from 1¢ longshots to 98¢ near-locks He's not exploiting one inefficiency - he just reads NYC weather better than the market, across the whole board The three biggest wins show the range: $2,238 ⮕ $3,079 - [NYC 60–61°F, Apr 29] - Yes at 79¢ $1,395 ⮕ $2,083 - [NYC 48°F+, Mar 7] - Yes at 56¢ $6 ⮕ $598 - [NYC 46–47°F, Feb 26] - Yes at 0.6¢ Three completely different trades, one trader He sizes big on near-locks, pennies on the flyers, and works the afternoon/evening windows when US highs settle Most edges come from going narrow His comes from owning one city completely - 77.7% Both side All prices




Influence used to belong to a few. Not anymore. We started by mapping influence in one vertical and grew it to 1M users. Today, we're taking it further.









the most ignored category on polymarket is temperature markets 30+ cities. hourly contracts. resolve same day $2M+ traded daily across weather. but almost zero automation hour closes, outcome is physically done, contract still sits at 88-92c for minutes because nobody's watching that's not an edge. that's just an empty room @TycheTerminal turns it into a sweep bot in one config: t.me/Tyche_Polymark… if this gets crowded, edges disappear fast if it doesn't, the room stays empty and you're the only one printing




Warren Buffett invested billions during the biggest financial panic of his lifetime. 2008. Markets were in free fall. People were panicking. Buffett was buying. Goldman Sachs, General Electric, BYD, and other billion-dollar investments. "You want to be greedy when others are fearful. You want to be fearful when others are greedy. It's that simple." Timeless rule: be greedy when others are fearful. Bookmark & watch the full conversation ↓




