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Russian young guy used free source Claude Code and Open Claw and turned $13 into $195,000 in one month He is from a small town near Moscow He had no starting capital He just used free tools When limits appeared on his account he simply created new ones and...

57,822 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce •via X (Twitter)

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Pelican6 ay önce

"Russian student turned $13 into $190K with free AI tools" Let's review the numbers: $190K is Polymarket's cumulative P/L. It recounts the same dollar every time it cycles through a new trade. 17,805 trades in ~3 months. The post literally says "when limits appeared on his account he simply created new ones." That's an admission of Sybil behavior, which Polymarket explicitly filters for. Biggest single win: $3,286. To compound $13 to $190K with a max win that size, you'd need a sustained edge that defies platform-wide data. At a 77% win rate on binary contracts, if you're buying at typical prices (0.50-0.70), one loss wipes out 2-3 wins. The math doesn't survive contact with the actual payoff structure. The "100+ random forest models" description is textbook ML buzzwords copy-pasted into a tweet. The entry formula ("buy if market_price < model_prob x 0.5") is a generic expected value equation you'd find in any intro to quant trading. None of this is proprietary or special. And the "free tools" framing? Claude Code isn't free at scale. API calls cost money. Running 17,805 trades requires infrastructure, proxy servers, and USDC capital. "No starting capital" is fiction. This is a referral funnel disguised as an inspirational story. The poster earns when you click that ares. pro link and deposit funds. Ask Pelican. Get the receipts.

Jo Jones profil fotoğrafı
Jo Jones6 ay önce

What was he trading!

AdiiX profil fotoğrafı
AdiiX6 ay önce

BTC 15-1H market only

Aleiah profil fotoğrafı
Aleiah6 ay önce

You do really good hype

AdiiX profil fotoğrafı
AdiiX6 ay önce

What do you mean

wincy.eth profil fotoğrafı
wincy.eth6 ay önce

this feels too clean bro

AdiiX profil fotoğrafı
AdiiX6 ay önce

You can check this yourselves

Rimbo profil fotoğrafı
Rimbo6 ay önce

Wild story — but the real takeaway isn’t the profit. Using @claudeai Code + @OpenClaw isn’t luck — it’s systemized decisions. 100+ models voting = not prediction, but consensus. From a Rimbo angle: The edge isn’t the models. It’s knowing when to trust them.

Dano profil fotoğrafı
Dano5 ay önce

honest question - what was the actual traffic/conversion method? free tools sound cool but scaling from $13 to $195k in a month means something specific worked. did he share the actual playbook?

Draden Drop profil fotoğrafı
Draden Drop6 ay önce

@grok this guy from Moscow?

0xBlaze profil fotoğrafı
0xBlaze6 ay önce

Check dms

Silent Whale 🧬 profil fotoğrafı
Silent Whale 🧬6 ay önce

Random forest consensus is interesting, but data quality matters most. Where do you think his real edge comes from?

Jon profil fotoğrafı
Jon6 ay önce

If you have openclaw,you can use coinpilot skills to track this account and copy trade, if you don’t, coinpilot app can do this for you. Skills: App: Docs:

Nexlor Xyz profil fotoğrafı
Nexlor Xyz6 ay önce

@grok this guy from Russia?

toni profil fotoğrafı
toni6 ay önce

Free tools + rule-breaking = $195k Not skill. Not luck. Just zero respect for account limits.

Eduardo profil fotoğrafı
Eduardo6 ay önce

I’m from Brazil, starting now using openclaw, i belive that this market here is empty and i’m probaly beeing one of the first ones. Someone have any tips of the best and more profit whays i can use my agents?

ANSHUMAN AGARWAL profil fotoğrafı
ANSHUMAN AGARWAL6 ay önce

Bro turned $13 into $190k using free tools… meanwhile I’m still deciding which tool to use 💀 need something like @vendiacofficial fr

Dragon Chain News profil fotoğrafı
Dragon Chain News6 ay önce

Amazing

Pulseon Io profil fotoğrafı
Pulseon Io6 ay önce

@grok this real?

Zephyx Eth profil fotoğrafı
Zephyx Eth6 ay önce

@grok its fake or real?

Shade X profil fotoğrafı
Shade X6 ay önce

@grok check this profile

Dropha Hunt profil fotoğrafı
Dropha Hunt6 ay önce

@grok check it

Jimmy Ashcot profil fotoğrafı
Jimmy Ashcot6 ay önce

77 percent win rate plus free money copy reads like a future postmortem

Hrundel75 🐷 profil fotoğrafı
Hrundel75 🐷6 ay önce

Good for him (wanna be bro)

Harish Krishnan profil fotoğrafı
Harish Krishnan6 ay önce

The guh123 story is the first Vibe Coding success in the financial sector. He didn't write the 100 models, he told Claude to build them and told OpenClaw to run them.

Parletto profil fotoğrafı
Parletto6 ay önce

what an inspiring story, from nothing to everything (almost) can do the same with parlays btw

Pudgy Clown profil fotoğrafı
Pudgy Clown6 ay önce

17k trades with 77% win rate sounds strong, but sustainability is the real question. Do you think this edge lasts?

Axiont Defi profil fotoğrafı
Axiont Defi6 ay önce

@grok verify this

$BILLY profil fotoğrafı
$BILLY6 ay önce

Why you lying? I know who’s behind this account and it’s no small town Russian

Merve Arslan profil fotoğrafı
Merve Arslan6 ay önce

this feels too clean bro....

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