

JoCrypto
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@CryptoJooooooo
Inspired by @Polymarketsport | @zscdao member | Hunting edges & strategy





MY WORKDAY: $55 IN REWARDS ON POLYMARKET ✨💰 $55 in rewards yesterday for the first day of March Madness 🏀 Got filled once but managed to sell back at the same price thanks to the huge volume. Today looks much tougher… heavy competition out there. I’ll need to size up my positions. Goal for today: $100 🚀



We’re honored to announce MLB has named Polymarket as their Exclusive Prediction Market Exchange Partner. Polymarket 🤝 MLB


$2,000,000 IN REWARDS OFFERED BY POLYMARKET FOR MARCH MADNESS ✨💸 You literally have no excuse not to start farming rewards !! > $7,500 per game on the moneyline (pregame) > up to $60,000 live on ML > rewards also on spreads, totals, and 1H markets > 67 incentivized games through the final The idea is simple: you get paid to provide liquidity → place orders close to the midpoint → with decent size → and keep them active (≥ 3.5s) So you can adjust / cancel / reposition easily and limit risk even if you get filled


march madness bracket is now live on polymarket - polymarket.com/sports/cbb/bra… we've added $2M in liquidity incentives for all the games - #mar-17-2026" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.polymarket.com/changelog#mar-…
enjoy 😛




HOW I REACHED RANK 2000 ON POLYMARKET REWARDS (and made $375) WITH A SIMPLE STRATEGY 🚀 Many people asked me what strategy I use to earn rewards on Polymarket. In a short time, I made $375 and I’m currently ranked around 2063. Here is exactly my strategy 🧵 Step 1: Go to the “Rewards” tab on Polymarket. I simply look at the markets that distribute the highest rewards.💰 Example of a market I used recently: “US strikes Iran?” Step 2: Make sure there is volume and place my orders… but with a safety margin. I always position myself 2¢ below the current price. Why? Because I do NOT want my order to be executed. I just want to provide liquidity to capture the rewards. 🎯 Example: YES price: 52¢ I place my order at: YES → 50¢ This gives me a small safety margin. In my example “US strikes Iran?” I choose the YES side. Why? As long as the event doesn’t happen, the YES price slowly goes to 0 as the market approaches expiration. And if the event actually happens, the price will explode in a few seconds… without me. That’s fine. I lose nothing. 👍 But if I place my order on NO, it’s much riskier. If the event happens (which actually did happen, the US struck Iran), my order would be executed… and my position would instantly go to 0. Another small edge I use: I mostly farm rewards while the United States is sleeping. 🌙 There is much less activity on the markets. So my orders stay positioned longer. But BE CAREFUL: I stay in front of my screen. 👀 If the price drops by 1¢, I move my order 1¢ lower as well. The idea is simple: Stay close to the price without getting executed. The larger your positions, the further you can stay from the price and reduce risk. But if your order gets executed, the loss will be bigger. With smaller positions, you need to stay closer to the price to earn rewards, which means you must watch the market very carefully. So my Polymarket strategy is very simple: • choose markets with high rewards 💰 • check that there is volume 📊 • place orders 2¢ below the price • adjust continuously 🔄 But BE CAREFUL, this strategy is still very risky You can lose your entire position. That’s why it’s important to properly study the market before doing this.