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here's a guide how to install PriceParser it takes only 5 minutes but after this you'll trade much better the necessary tools that you must install before steps: - node v25.6.1 - git - visual studio code (not necessary but it'd incredible) - and your console first step: open your console and choose a folder where you want to install desktop. I installed on desktop folder named Script then: go to your direct folder for example: cd users/user/desktop/script after this use these commands: > git clone (the link on my repository) > cd PolyParse5mPrice > npm install > node ParsePrice.js here you go! the script was installed and you succesfully launched it book & like this little guide for my little script and enjoy

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CREATE YOUR OWN TRADING BOT FOR TRADING WITH A 85% WIN RATE ON POLYMARKET USING ONLY CHATGPT Have I got your attention? I know I have, but on the other hand, I should tell you something about vibecoding Vibecoding has become trendy on Twitter, especially since Polymarket ascended to the throne of recommendations. So what exactly is the problem? Let me explain where the catch is The first stage of vibecoding is when you think that programming is so easy that you regret wasting your time It's simple, ChatGPT does all the work for you, and you just sit back and wait Then you test your creation, rejoice, and think, “That's it, I'm a dev!!" You move on, catch the first bugs, which the neural network only fixed on the third try, and then it goes into a cyclical loop where the bug remains Then your application breaks down completely because the neural network forgot the context, and you have to remind it again what's what but you yourself can't say what's what because how would you know? You're a vibecoder And the most important mistake: future support for the project Security, bug fixes, server support, and other things definitely require a human, not a machine Do you really believe those stories about bots that “on their own” made x100 to the balance in 3 days by trading 15-minute markets? I'm not so sure Think for yourself. Coding is really cool! Especially when you do everything yourself and understand what you're doing AI is a powerful tool, but you shouldn't shift responsibility and money for 10,000+ people onto it