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POLYMARKET COPY TRADING SETUP (or how to make your bot print passively) Most traders consider mirroring as a passive income. And... They are RIGHT. But only if you set up your tools right. Copy trading bots have multiple features most traders skip. And that’s why they lose even when...

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