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POLYMARKET TRADING BOTS COLLAPSED Remember those names? > a4385 > Account88888 > CRYINGLITTLEBABY > PurpleThunderBicycleMountain They are NOT active anymore. Last trade for each of them was two weeks ago. Some of them suffered major losses before disappearing. The reason? 15-minute fees. Looks like they decided to keep trading...

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