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Insomnia made me rich. 2am. Found a $47K/day trading bot on GitHub. No password. Just sitting there. Downloaded it. Owner deleted it by morning. But I already had everything. The code was clean. Simple. Almost boring to read. One script watching BTC on Binance. Another script connected to Polymarket.... show more
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probably one of the most retarded posts i ever have read on this site

I keep seeing posts like this, about a giant time gap between Binance and Polymarket. I have run the numbers. All price gaps on Polymarket are closed in under 750ms. Most are closed in under 250ms (0.25 seconds). There is no "30 second price gap" between Binance and Polymarket. 250ms is actually not hard to compete on, but it puts humans, and most bots that you'd find floating around on GitHub, out of the picture. Also, these bots (this one is particular) buys positions even when the markets are stable and no significant price swings are occurring. They may be price aware, but they are mostly just market making - placing passive bids on either side. The 15 minute crypto markets are a game mostly being won by very fast, highly sophisticated market making algorithms, being run on servers that are physically located near Polymarket's servers (though ironically, they are located in London, and they block connections from London - the closest you can get is Ireland). Competing on these markets is out of reach of 99.9% of those trying this.

Owner deleted by morning..get a fokin life mate

Good story

Send us your github profile

This is not your account. This is not your robot. This is my fast-fingers and a heavy duty gaming mouse

Crypto lies used to be believable.

And then everyone clapped

lmao “found a bot without a password on github” is this a luck narrative ? sounds very "believable" yesterday under my house i found a letter, inside it was a bot for @Polymarket, i immediately started making money from it similar story, sounds the same

@nikitabier this that shit I don’t like

Ah yes I always put a source visualize going line by line every 2 seconds in every program I make

default bot with disinformation in the post

What led to the 2% failure rate? The way I read, the bot takes advantage of the delay in price until it gets reflected in the market. So the success rate should be 100% right? Just looking to better understand.

Yea this never happened and ur a complete moron

So ur publishing it right

This is called arbitrage and is why all the big trading firms have computers inside the stock exchanges and pay exorbitant connection fees for the least possible signal time.

Mmm, actually you see the price of shares on Polymarket move before the price updates on the UI. The UI is delayed and buggy - backend works fine. It's a hell of a lot more complex than this. Share us YOUR Polymarket account?

lol

Scammer

@elonmusk, could you please tweak the algorithm to hide users posting fake "wealth bait" like this one—where someone lies about riches from a Polymarket bot to lure followers? These spam posts are ruining my X browsing experience

@grok spot the holes in this fabulation.

wtf

I wanna be your friend. Let's take that bot into the next level! Where are you from?

98% win rate + straight-line PnL usually means infrastructure edge, not skill.98% win rate + straight-line PnL usually means infrastructure edge, not skill.

insomnia always finds the $47k/day money printer nobody else noticed

the original owner deleting the repo thinking no one saw it while you're already reverse-engineering a money printer is a movie scene i absolutely need to see

Good story, now stop the cap and go sleep you little princess

I have to get insomnia then 🙃

And now it doesnt work otherwise why on earth would you tell everyone. Engagement farming

Send the coding :)

These posts are bogus. If someone stumbled on this "code" that actually works, why would get go broadcasting it over this platform for all to see? People can't seriously be that dumb...

such bs ahahaha

Are h gonna share the code or no

This doesn’t work in the US

Lol okay
