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The most boring bot on Polymarket is the most reliable one. It's a sweeper. It doesn't predict anything. But it prints me ~$11k /month PASSSIVELY. My public wallet: < It waits until the outcome is ALREADY decided, then buys a sure thing for less than a dollar. Here's the...

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