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This guy used Grok Bot to build a Quant Temporal Arbitrage system and it made $874 a day on Polymarket The result is already +$50,666 PnL in 58 days with about $464 per market traded, repeating the same setup roughly 11 times every hour across BTC "Up or Down"...

68,112 次观看 • 2 天前 •via X (Twitter)

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Stewy 的头像
Stewy1 天前

That's cool, I should try making my own bot.

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币咖酋1 天前

视频用什么软件生成

Petr Kubelka 的头像
Petr Kubelka1 天前

Rough math on your own example: 56¢ to 60¢ is a 4¢ edge, but taker fees at those prices are ~1.7¢ each way. Is the $50,666 after fees? And was the bot making or taking? Worth saying the profile link is a referral too.

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M.1 天前

100% bullsh*t.

Gabriel 的头像
Gabriel1 天前

@bot is this true?

مولد بالذكاء البشري 的头像
مولد بالذكاء البشري1 天前

Swear to the god the one who tech me how to build trading bot I will give him 1000 $ I have my own strategy and it's working very well

Roland Green 的头像
Roland Green1 天前

send this to someone with zero context and don't reply to them

tim777 的头像
tim7771 天前

whats the wallet? $50k in 58 days on polymarket is fully verifiable on chain, so a link would settle it

Alex Vasquez 的头像
Alex Vasquez1 天前

@grok is this real?

Celebs Hub 的头像
Celebs Hub2 天前

If the edge is only a few cents per share, how much of that $874 a day survives once other bots crowd the same latency gap?

Alex Lee 的头像
Alex Lee1 天前

$874 a day just from catching price delays? sounds great, but I'd love to see the full trade history 😂

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亗RĒXĒN亗1 天前

Quant arbitrage on prediction markets is easily the most slept-on meta right now. Clean breakdown 📈

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Interesting as f...2 天前

An interesting real-world example of latency arbitrage, though it would be worth seeing how consistent that edge stays as competition grows.

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Vinay soni1 天前

That guy made insane momeyb

magsimich 的头像
magsimich1 天前

No competition of grok bot in trading

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DR1 天前

Total bullshit, but nice idea

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Wealth finance1 天前

As a full grown sceptic to where “too good to be true” applies, im always thinking, what are these people trying to prove? Do they want to advertise grok or maybe they want victim to jump in the markets, so they could milk them dry of their savings.Signal to noise ratio is near 0

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Jolly Fellow1 天前

“Quant Temporal Arbitrage” sounds like it needs a lab coat before it needs an API key.

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