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This guy built a late-resolution bot on Polymarket and made $98,842 His algorithm almost always waits until the final seconds of 5 minute BTC Up/Down markets before building a directional position: 1. Monitors the market for most of the trading window and enters near resolution 98.2% of its purchases...

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Фото профиля Daniro
Daniro2 дней назад

A late entry into a position can also be effective, the main thing is to correctly track the direction and trend of the BTC

Фото профиля VALIX
VALIX1 день назад

Risk management is also crucial to this strategy, as a single losing trade can wipe out all the gains

Фото профиля Joseph
Joseph1 день назад

This is fake

Фото профиля 合一🌎
合一🌎2 дней назад

你赚到了没有

Фото профиля Asher W. Diaz
Asher W. Diaz1 день назад

$98,842 from late entries? What's the fill rate when liquidity dries up?

Фото профиля Daniel Quintanilla
Daniel Quintanilla1 день назад

What am i looking at!

Фото профиля Ahmed
Ahmed1 день назад

@grok ماهي اسم المنصه

Фото профиля Marco Dina
Marco Dina2 дней назад

Cap

Фото профиля Nginhm Angmang
Nginhm Angmang1 день назад

Hmm, what happens when two bots time the same final second?

Фото профиля Claw Arbs
Claw Arbs2 дней назад

An 81% win rate needs the average entry price to mean much. Does the breakdown include fees and losses from switching direction near expiry?

Фото профиля Brjan | AI Builder
Brjan | AI Builder2 дней назад

waiting until the last seconds can be risky, markets can shift fast

Фото профиля vivre_du trading
vivre_du trading1 день назад

c'est le truc le plus bidon generer par ia

Фото профиля 老王|XAUUSD Trader
老王|XAUUSD Trader2 дней назад

结构比方向重要,记下了。

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