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This guy built a Bayesian Quant model and it made $1,362 a day on Polymarket The result is already +$29,972 PnL in 22 days with only $29 per average trade, repeating the same setup 9 times every hour across BTC "Up or Down" markets Several AI agents can handle...

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SkyDropvor 1 Monat

$29 average trade turning into nearly $30K PnL in 22 days is wild 👀 The Bayesian + Kelly approach makes this especially interesting. Definitely one to watch.

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Danirovor 1 Monat

Although this trader has a small winning percentage and a small average trade size, frequently placing and executing limit orders allows him to build a large position, and both sides are yes and no, the main thing is that <100

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VALIXvor 1 Monat

This is a really interesting way to use Kelly with a Bayesian model

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Danirovor 1 Monat

They form the basis of the software's risk / reward system, that is, they evaluate risks and potential profits. The bot also use time arbitrage and an entire ecosystem of servers and AI models, which allows them to make over 1k PNL every day

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Verilla.ethvor 1 Monat

挺不错

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Lea Thompsonvor 1 Monat

CoinStats tracks my real PnL, not some Bayesian probability gap theory. Show me actual settlement volume.

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