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@igor_mikerin @Polymarket @PolymarketTrade It's not a bad strategy, I haven't tried it yet. How you researched it?

The strongest Polymarket Trader over time. He makes between $10K and $30K a day with no risk. Show me something similar and I will pay you. You have probably seen this trader’s profile many times, but he has proven through results that he has no equal on Polymarket. For the past six months he has been using the same strategy. He never tries to predict the outcome. He buys YES, then buys NO, and five minutes later he sells both. In simple terms he is just taking the spread and repeating this about 70 times a day. According to his profile: > @distinct-baguetter?via=igor-mikerin" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polymarket.com/@distinct-bagu… How can you replicate his strategy? You either learn to do the same thing yourself or copy trade his positions. But for copy trading you need a very fast bot with latency under 100 milliseconds. The bot that works for this is below. It has 0% fees and the lowest latency on the market: > t.me/pretracer_bot?… I tested it myself. It works. +3200$/week.

The best approach to choosing vibe-coding tools I see so many people obsessing over which AI coding tool is "the one". They're looking for a magic button that solves everything. Spoiler: it doesn't exist. LLMs aren't there yet. But your approach can make up for it. — Before I share my stack — here's what actually matters. My dev criteria: — Speed — Interface UX — Code quality — Token cost Without understanding the process, you'll always be trading one for another. — My current stack: Claude, Claude Code, VS Code, Replit, Kiro Phase 1 — Research + Design: Claude chat (Opus 4.6) — finding the optimal technical solution and generating docs for the coding agent. This is the brain. Before writing a single line of code, I squeeze maximum context and structure out of Opus. — Phase 2 — Execution: VS Code + Claude Code — heavy lifting. Bug fixes, financial modules, complex logic. Surgical, powerful moves. Replit — great for MVPs. Builds solid UI fast. You can demo to a client in a day. Kiro — scaffolding apps from a tech spec. Feed it the spec — get a skeleton to build on. — Ratings (out of 10): Claude chat — Speed: 9 | UX: 8 | Research quality: 8 | Cost: $20/mo sub, more than enough for research VS Code + Claude Code — Speed: 7 | UX: 8 | Code quality: 8 | Cost: on heavy tasks the $20 limit hits fast. Use it surgically. Replit — Speed: 6 | UX: 8 | Code quality: 7 | Cost: absurd. No comment. Kiro — Speed: 7 | UX: 8 | Code quality: 7 | Cost: free. Yes, free. — Key takeaway: There's no perfect tool. There's a perfect approach. You can grab the most hyped, most expensive tool on the market — but without knowing when and why to use it, you're just burning tokens. Meanwhile someone with a free stack and a clear process is shipping faster than you. A tool without an approach is just a fancy way to burn tokens. — If after reading this your question is still "which tool is the best" — read it again.

@cryppimagic product looks good, keep going brother!

Oops, looks like i accidentally launched CoinMarketCap, but just for perp DEXs 👀 in the future i’m planning to add: - a funding rate / price arbitrage scanner - asset search (for example, “which perps have oil?”) - and a lot, lot more... perpdexlist.com

@aashatwt Link please!

if you are into crypto x ai x vibecoding join us here

@xmayeth genuinely curious what execution speed he's getting. py-clob-client adds like 200-300ms latency and on 5min markets that seems brutal

This Bot has already Printed $20,148 on 5min BTC Markets New markets went live just a few hours ago. > polymarket.com/event/btc-updo… Some wallets are already massively trading them and profiting as much as they did with 15m markets. Trader link: @0x1d0034134e339a309700ff2d34e99fa2d48b031?via=maycrypto" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polymarket.com/@0x1d0034134e3… Here’s some stats: > 4,098 automated predictions > $128,768 total profit > joined in January Using bot is an infinity money glitch for Polymarket How’s the bot operate: > Detects pricing delays > Buys mispriced contracts > Repeats nonstop Maybe it’s time to start trading on crypto markets.

@phosphenq @Polymarket @PolymarketTrade $1.5-5k per trade on a $124k bankroll is aggressive. one choppy BTC week and that curve gets ugly fast

AI bot switched 15-min to 5-min btc markets $15k today 68.7% win rate the loop (every 5 minutes): ▸ scans btc price across exchanges ▸ detects cex lag vs polymarket odds ▸ enters directional position (up or down) ▸ $1,500-$5,000 per trade ▸ exits on resolution 15-min windows = 96 trades/day 5-min windows = 288 trades/day 3x speed unlocked started with $100k rank #832 globally $124k → $1M how long?

@ongodmarkets1 sounds interesting. I know thats you can suggest new market in Polymarket's discord.

@kemencode the real edge is creating the markets, not just trading them. market makers capture spread. market CREATORS capture fees on every single trade. poly/kalshi won't let you do that. but what if you could?

11,603 trades. $118M volume. $645,489 profit. This Polymarket trader made more in 2 months than most devs make in 5 years. I almost scrolled past this account. The username looked like a throwaway. But the numbers made me stop. Account88888 joined Polymarket on December 4th. Two months ago. Since then: → $118,705,215 in total volume → 11,603 trades executed → $645K in realized profit → Largest single win: $62,860 That's roughly $9,200 per day. Every day. For two months straight. This isn't gambling. This is infrastructure. The math tells the story: Average profit per trade: $55.6. Not life-changing. But multiply that by 166 trades per day and you get a salary most people dream about. $118M in volume from one account means this trader is moving serious size. The volume-to-profit ratio (0.54%) suggests market making or liquidity provision — not directional bets. They're not predicting outcomes. They're capturing spread on both sides and letting volume do the work. Strategy breakdown: → High-frequency execution (166+ trades/day) → Large position sizes (~$10K per trade average) → Consistent small edges stacked over thousands of trades → Likely automated — no human clicks 166 times daily for 2 months The boring truth about Polymarket whales: they don't pick winners. They build systems that print whether markets go up or down. Receipts: > @Account88888?via=kemen-f48l" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polymarket.com/@Account88888?… $645K in 60 days. From what looks like a burner account. What do you think — is high-frequency market making the real edge on Polymarket?

@xmayeth bro you’re research machine!

Fresh Wallet Printed $140,905 in a Week Using the "Frank-Wolfe" Mathematical Formula Yesterday I shared a few strategies whales are using right now to stack daily gains. Here’s a clean example of how the “Frank-Wolfe” system works: > Joined January 22 > $185,163 total profit > trading only crypto markets Profile link: @0xE594336603F4fB5d3ba4125a67021ab3B4347052-1769022918519?via=maycrypto" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polymarket.com/@0xE594336603F… How this bot works: > Scans markets for price inefficiencies > Identifies the biggest mispricing > Allocates small size to that edge > Repeats & compounds into an optimal position There’s no luck in his actions. Every trade is mathematically calculated. Sometimes I wish I don’t study math in university properly. Have you read the files already? While most people gamble, some run math. Save it and don’t skip.

@Valera51063845 yeah, we're in game! 0.1$ x 100 = 10$

@kemencode One 100x bet is better

605 trades. $337K volume. $28,498 profit. Not a single win over $1,554. This Polymarket trader makes money the most boring way possible. ClawdBot flagged this account last night and I almost skipped it because nothing looked impressive... No massive bets. No 10x screenshots. No viral moments. Then I looked at the numbers. According to his profile: > @DREAMBIGx?via=kemen-f48l" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polymarket.com/@DREAMBIGx?via… $2,400 per month. Every month. Like clockwork. His average profit per trade: $47. Forty seven dollars. Six hundred and five times. The strategy: → Never bets big on a single outcome → Spreads across markets where he has an edge → Lets probability do the work → No emotions. No FOMO. No revenge trades While everyone on crypto Twitter chases the next 100x, this guy makes $47, closes the tab, and does it again tomorrow. $14,606 currently sitting in active bets. He is not done. His largest win was $1,554. Most people would not even screenshot that. But stack 605 of those small wins and you get almost $30K. This is the trader version of the guy who puts $500 into an index fund every month and retires early while his friends blow up chasing Tesla options. Most traders lose money trying to be right once in a big way. This guy makes money being slightly right hundreds of times. The boring traders are the ones actually making money. Would you rather have one 100x bet or 605 wins at $47 each?

@igor_mikerin @Polymarket @PolymarketTrade cool research bro! keep growing!

Сode does all the work for this Polymarket Trader. $100K profit in a month using open source bots. Around 6,000 bets and a win rate high enough to pull numbers like that. Another Polymarket robber running a borderline cheat strategy. What’s the core idea? 15 minute BTC and ETH micro arbitrage. Same story as always. Short duration markets where brief inefficiencies appear and the combined YES and NO price drops below $1. Moltbot is wired directly into Polymarket and instantly captures those gaps. And yes, I already explained how he makes money so easily and what tools he uses in my article. According to his profile: > @PBot1?via=igor-mikerin" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polymarket.com/@PBot1?via=igo… Try it while it still works, before they patch it with another fee increase.

@brelgino @MetaMask thank you for useful advices!!

Manifesto: How NOT to Run a Rewards Program (MetaMask case) If you publicly announce a rewards program with a fixed USD value, clear dates, and explicit numbers, you are no longer running an experiment. You are making a commitment. - @MetaMask publicly communicated that the rewards pool would be $30M - That number shaped user behavior, activity, and opportunity cost 1. What went wrong: - Team members of the MetaMask stated in Discord (Consensys) that the rewards pool was allocated at the start of Season 1 (Oct 28, 2025) - Season ended 2 weeks ago, results are still being calculated - During this time, LINEA price collapsed from ~$0.0145 (28 Oct) to ~$0.0036 (5 Feb) - A ~4x drawdown turned a $30M rewards pool into ~$7.5M As of today: - No tokens have been distributed - No onchain proof exists of what was actually reserved But goal no clarity whether users will receive: - $30M equivalent (≈8.33B LINEA) - or $7.5M equivalent (≈2.08B LINEA) They are 4x differences in user outcomes 2. Why this is a trust failure Users did not optimize for “number of tokens” They optimized for $30M in value, exactly as MetaMask communicated publicly If the final distribution is closer to $7.5M than $30M, then: - Users were effectively misled - Activity was farmed under false economic expectations - Trust was monetized and then diluted by market timing From a moral and reputational standpoint, that is a much larger loss than any treasury drawdown 3. The obvious fix (that others already learned) If you announce rewards in USD terms: - Buy tokens close to the end of the season, not 100 days before - Or top up the pool to honor the promised USD equivalent We have already seen this lesson play out: - OpenSea publicly committed to fixed ETH/ARB/OP reward pools - When market conditions moved, they added USDC to close the gap - Eventually they switched entirely to stablecoin-denominated rewards to avoid this exact problem That is how you protect user trust Buying $30M worth of tokens 100 days before final results, only to distribute ~$8M worth after a market crash, is indefensible. Buying the same amount this week would have resulted in: - Significantly more tokens - ~4x higher user rewards - Zero controversy 4. Final note This is not the first time this mistake has happened in crypto. Which is exactly why it is unacceptable to see it repeated by a team of this size and experience If you work in Web3 and run incentive programs: > Do not anchor users to USD values you are not prepared to honor > Do not shift market risk onto your most active users > Do not stay silent when expectations and reality diverge MetaMask should publish: > Full transparency on the rewards allocation > Clear confirmation of the final USD-equivalent value > And, if necessary, top up the pool to reach the promised $30M Anything less permanently damages trust And trust, once broken, does not recover on the next season

@Valera51063845 nice work man!

from -$300k down to +$4.4 million in profits. The bot was badly set up and just kept losing money for a while. Then, starting around December 7, he tweaked the configuration — and boom, in only one month it pulled in more than $4 million. About 80% of his positions are in sports markets. For anyone into automated trading or earning by copying skilled predictors... I personally follow and replicate trades from top traders like this one, tracking everything via: > polycule.trade/join/digkvm You can also set up this handy bot yourself: > github.com/txbabaxyz/poly… These tools save me tons of time — this one alone cuts about 2 hours of work per day. Dropped profile below👇🏻

@brelgino good article, man! thanks for sharing data and insights of your content process.

@0xFiseo @claudeai facts!

@kemencode @claudeai Vibe coding truly opens the doors to coding for many people.

30k+ lines of code in a week, solo? With vibe-coding — absolutely. // context I’ve wanted to write about this for a while. Trying to fit my full take on this phenomenon (which I genuinely believe will reshape the IT industry) into one post makes no sense — so here’s my personal experience. I’ve been using LLMs for codegen for over a year now. I honestly can’t imagine going back to writing everything by hand. Not because I forgot how to code — I just don’t see a reason to do it manually anymore. // pipeline > Model selection — my current setup: - Claude Opus 4.5 — for specs - Sonnet 4.5 — for coding > Generate multiple specs + manual edits: - requirements = what to build? - tech implementation = how to build it? > Code review — my own eyes + fixes through chat > Testing (after checking tests) → refactor/debug with chat > Iterate until shipped // results > Product development speed: easily ~2x > Less manual grind > Downsides: slight quality trade-off (worth it imo) If you’re curious, I can break down my entire workflow + tools I use daily for different tasks. Interested? Drop a like and comment.

@stanisloou @glider_fi @BrianInCrypto @_biggids @Dev33187 It's cool new! congrats man!

i’m now an ambassador for @glider_fi what is glider? it’s where you build your own automated portfolios. you just pick your assets, set your strategy, and let it run. it’s completely seamless: zero signatures, zero bridging, and zero gas. if you don’t want to build from scratch, you can just hop into a pre-built portfolio and keep it simple. i was lucky enough to find this project back in spring 2025. since then, the team has leveled up in a huge way: > raised $4m in a strategic round > public launch > integrated base, sol, and plume ecosystems > hit the top-50 in base batches 002 stoked to have been with the team since day one.

@maxyatsuk @preddytrade @PolymarketBuild congrats!

> $15M milestone achieved > Next stop $20M -- Big updates coming soon – we’re deep in prep mode

@igor_mikerin @Polymarket @PolymarketTrade it's insane results for such small time! good job bro

I made $12,000 from Polymarket’s Referral System in 40 days. Yes guys, this is real. I simply create high-quality content about the platform and earn solid money from it. $7,650 came from the referral program and $2,500 from Bounties. I brought over 1,000 users to the platform and $2.1M in deposits. Thanks to Polymarket for the opportunity. You can do the same. Just sign up using my link, make a deposit $20+, and start posting content: > polymarket.com/?via=igor-mike… Are you, like me, also waiting for Dub to allow withdrawals via crypto?