Benjamin-Cup @benjaminccup

Interesting observation. I'd hesitate to call it riskless, though. The logical relationship is sound, but execution, liquidity, spreads, and timing are what determine whether the edge is actually profitable. In my experience, identifying the inefficiency is only half the trade—capturing it consistently is the real challenge. #polymarket #trading #bot

Interesting observation. I'd hesitate to call it riskless, though. The logical relationship is sound, but execution, liquidity, spreads, and timing are what determine whether the edge is actually profitable. In my experience, identifying the inefficiency is only half the trade—capturing it consistently is the real challenge.

Oracle Boar @bored2boar

4 days ago

This is the cleverest arbitrage on Polymarket. And NOBODY talks about it. It hides between two windows of the same market. Here is the relationship that makes it work: (or how to turn $100 into $10,000 in one month) Take "Will BTC be above $60k by 5pm" and "Will BTC be above

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@slash1sol @PolyScalping The biggest edge is often in what isn't shown on the PnL chart. If you're not accounting for incentives, liquidity rewards, and execution quality, you're only measuring part of the strategy.

Whether the story is true or not, the core idea is valid: the edge isn't the LLM itself—it's the quality of the data, the architecture, and the execution around it. The most effective systems pair AI with structured datasets, automated workflows, and disciplined risk management. That's the same principle I'm applying with my End Cycle Sniper Bot and BTC Momentum Bot. if you are interested in this bot, Contact me. #polymarket #trading #bot

The PnL is impressive, but the real takeaway is the repeatability. Long-term performance comes from exploiting the same small edge thousands of times with disciplined sizing and execution—not from a few lucky trades. That's the same philosophy behind my End Cycle Sniper Bot and BTC Momentum Bot. #polymarket #trading #bot

The PnL is impressive, but the real takeaway is the repeatability. Long-term performance comes from exploiting the same small edge thousands of times with disciplined sizing and execution—not from a few lucky trades. That's the same philosophy behind my End Cycle Sniper Bot and BTC Momentum Bot. #polymarket #trading #bot

The interesting part isn't the AI—it's the repeatable execution. AI can help identify opportunities, but the real edge comes from systematically exploiting small pricing inefficiencies at scale. That's the same philosophy behind my End Cycle Sniper Bot and BTC Momentum Bot: focus on process, execution, and consistency rather than chasing big individual wins. If you are interested in my bot, Contact info. t.me/BenjaminCup #polymarket

@BTCqzy1 Interesting approach. Combining independent AI reasoning with real-money market flow is much stronger than relying on either one alone. I think execution and risk management are still what determine long-term performance.

Interesting perspective, and I agree that liquidity is what ultimately makes prediction markets efficient—not forecasting alone. I'd add one point, though: liquidity by itself isn't the edge. The opportunity comes from identifying why that liquidity exists and when it creates temporary mispricing. Emotional participants, hedgers, and narrative-driven traders all contribute to price discovery, but they also create short-lived inefficiencies. That's why I spend more time building systematic execution than trying to predict every event. My focus is on an End Cycle Sniper Bot, designed to capture late-stage pricing inefficiencies before resolution, and a BTC Momentum Bot that exploits directional momentum in crypto up/down markets where liquidity is deep and signals are more repeatable. For me, the edge isn't predicting the future—it's consistently exploiting market structure. #polymarket #trading

Interesting, but I’d be careful about extrapolating too much from short-term runs like that. Weather markets can look like “free money” until regime shifts or liquidity changes hit pricing. The edge is usually in structuring exposure across multiple regimes, not just catching low-priced outcomes. That’s also why I’ve been more focused on building systematic tools like an end-cycle sniper bot for late-stage inefficiencies and a BTC momentum bot for directional continuation in more liquid, continuous markets like crypto up/down. This is my @Polymarket trading bot github repo: [github.com/Benjam1nCup/Po…] If you are interested in my bots, Contact me. t.me/BenjaminCup #polymarket #trading #bot #strategy #crypto

Interesting setup, but I’d probably lean more toward the crypto up/down markets for something like this. The structure and liquidity tend to be cleaner, and it’s easier to model momentum and regime shifts. That’s also where my own work is focused — building an end-cycle sniper bot for late-stage inefficiencies and a BTC momentum bot for directional continuation in high-volatility conditions. Current my bots make the stable profit everyday. If you are interested in my bot, Contact me. t.me/BenjaminCup #polymarket #trading #bot

mahera @mahera777

3 days ago

polymarket trader made almost $15 million on sports he became the first in the leaderboard with such profit and this is a fully automated bot, with +130k predictions in the last 24 hours he earned over $3.1M betting on World Cup matches check his profile:

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This is the part most people are missing — the product is still effectively in “beta distribution” (waitlist + mobile-only), yet it’s already clearing $200M+ daily volume. If liquidity is already this strong pre-desktop + pre-full US rollout, the scaling ceiling is likely much higher than current estimates assume. Execution + onboarding friction removal could be the next major growth leg.

What's most interesting isn't the reported ROI—it's the process. If a strategy can identify small pricing inefficiencies and execute consistently at scale, even a modest win rate can be profitable over time. That's the philosophy behind End Cycle Sniper. It's designed to monitor predefined market conditions and surface high-conviction opportunities, helping traders execute a systematic strategy instead of reacting emotionally to every market move. #polymarket #trading #bot

Interesting approach. AI can definitely help analyze wallet behavior and market structure, but the real advantage comes from a disciplined strategy and consistent execution—not simply copying every profitable wallet. Risk management still matters more than any automation. #polymarket #trading #bot

AI is becoming a valuable tool for prediction market research, but the real advantage comes from having a repeatable process—not just automating trades. That's the philosophy behind End Cycle Sniper. It's designed to monitor market conditions, identify predefined high-conviction setups, and help execute them consistently. Whether you're tracking wallets, analyzing price movements, or looking for inefficiencies, disciplined execution and risk management remain the foundation of long-term success. #polymarket #trading #bot

The growth of prediction markets is creating opportunities well beyond simply picking winners. As liquidity increases during major events like the World Cup, execution and timing become just as important as the prediction itself. That's one of the reasons I use End Cycle Sniper—to monitor predefined market conditions and identify high-conviction setups as odds evolve. The platform provides the opportunity; having a disciplined process is what helps you make the most of it.

Impressive results, but the real takeaway isn't just the profit—it's the consistency. Averaging dozens of trades per day suggests a systematic approach rather than relying on a few lucky bets. Whether you're analyzing successful wallets, copy trading, or trading independently, having a repeatable process is what matters. That's the idea behind my End Cycle Sniper—it helps identify predefined, high-conviction setups and execute them consistently, while leaving the final decision and risk management to the trader. Past performance is never a guarantee of future results, so it's always worth doing your own research before following any strategy. #polymarket #trading #bot

This is a great example of portfolio construction rather than simple prediction. Instead of trying to identify the eventual winner from day one, the trader is managing probabilities and optionality as the tournament evolves. That's the same principle behind my End Cycle Sniper. It's designed to monitor predefined market conditions and highlight high-conviction opportunities as probabilities shift, helping with execution rather than relying on emotion. In dynamic markets like Polymarket, adapting to changing odds can be just as important as making the initial trade. #polymarket #trading #bot

Great list. Open-source tools are a great starting point, but the real edge usually comes from the strategy and execution—not the software itself. I built End Cycle Sniper with that philosophy in mind. Rather than trying to automate every market, it focuses on identifying high-conviction setups based on predefined conditions and helping execute them consistently. Automation is valuable, but disciplined risk management and a repeatable process are what make a strategy sustainable. As always, no bot is a substitute for doing your own research.

The 5-minute markets can be some of the hardest to trade consistently. When large wallets start moving liquidity, it's easy to get caught chasing rather than executing a plan. That's one of the reasons I rely on my End Cycle Sniper. It helps identify predefined setups instead of reacting to every move. It doesn't eliminate risk, but it does help remove emotion and improve execution. #polymarket #trading #bot