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He just gave ClawdBot a command: "Go make money."
Not long ago, he saw news saying that AI had already gotten involved in military strikes, and he suddenly had a thought: why not let the Bot try to help me trade? It only took two hours to set up.
After giving the Bot full permissions, he simply closed his laptop and went to bed. Little did he know, the Bot chose its own battlefield—the Bitcoin 15-minute volatility market.
During the time he was asleep, the Bot was secretly working hard: it went through over three thousand trading reports, tested twelve models, ran twenty-five strategies in parallel, and scanned the sentiment on platform X for the past thirty days, while also setting up various mainstream technical indicators. No one taught the Bot to do this. It just figured it out on its own.
The corresponding market is here:
On the first day, there was almost no movement; the Bot was still slowly exploring. He almost shut it down at that point. But the next day, the Bot seemed to suddenly get it. By the evening, the account had already gained two thousand dollars.
To be honest, seeing this speed made me feel uneasy. Do you think this thing will get more and more outrageous in the future?
8 hours ago
Breaking news… This prompt from Clawdbot has nearly rolled out $5 million in the #Polymarket sports market.
This isn't luck; it has truly dismantled the very bones of the market.
If you're still there manually placing orders, seeing this result might give you a jolt.
It started from just $5, driven by a well-crafted Clawdbot prompt that propelled the bot to roll the numbers up to nearly $5 million. The core principle is simple: repeatedly harvesting the market's misjudgment of "certainty."
No insider information, just cold, hard code executing.
What’s most ruthless is that it specifically targets those events that are "almost guaranteed not to happen"—that is, when NO positions are severely undervalued. A small advantage takes just a tiny bite at a time, but can repeat tens of thousands of times, and once compounding kicks in, it becomes exponential.
Moreover, when one thing logically leads to another mathematically, the market often lags behind. That brief window of a few seconds is enough for the machine to snatch all the money away.
Plus, there are always plenty of emotional retail traders in sports betting; when they get excited, the odds drift, and the gaps naturally appear.
50213 transactions, each one seemingly insignificant, but piled together, they directly stack up to nearly $5 million in pure profit. If it weren't for the Clawdbot prompt defining every entry point so precisely, none of this would have happened.
His account homepage:
Honestly, seeing this speed of automated harvesting, I increasingly feel that manual traders might really struggle in the future.
What about you? Are you still insisting on placing your own orders?
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Breaking news… This prompt from Clawdbot has nearly rolled out $5 million in the #Polymarket sports market.
This isn't luck; it has truly dismantled the very bones of the market.
If you're still there manually placing orders, seeing this result might give you a jolt.
It started from just $5, driven by a well-crafted Clawdbot prompt that propelled the bot to roll the numbers up to nearly $5 million. The core principle is simple: repeatedly harvesting the market's misjudgment of "certainty."
No insider information, just cold, hard code executing.
What’s most ruthless is that it specifically targets those events that are "almost guaranteed not to happen"—that is, when NO positions are severely undervalued. A small advantage takes just a tiny bite at a time, but can repeat tens of thousands of times, and once compounding kicks in, it becomes exponential.
Moreover, when one thing logically leads to another mathematically, the market often lags behind. That brief window of a few seconds is enough for the machine to snatch all the money away.
Plus, there are always plenty of emotional retail traders in sports betting; when they get excited, the odds drift, and the gaps naturally appear.
50213 transactions, each one seemingly insignificant, but piled together, they directly stack up to nearly $5 million in pure profit. If it weren't for the Clawdbot prompt defining every entry point so precisely, none of this would have happened.
His account homepage:
Honestly, seeing this speed of automated harvesting, I increasingly feel that manual traders might really struggle in the future.
What about you? Are you still insisting on placing your own orders?
10 hours ago
While I was browsing data on #Polymarket, I suddenly stumbled upon something strange.
Five accounts seemed to have coordinated in advance, almost simultaneously rushing into the same market—"Will the maximum temperature in London on March 2 be exactly 16 degrees Celsius?" They even linked their accounts together, probably to appear less conspicuous.
And the result? In just one day, their performance exploded:
Vcxcvcb went from $834 to $3628,
Sgjghjgh surged from $806 to $3838,
Dhgfhfgh jumped from $954 to $3974,
Hdfghbdfrs earned from $830 to $3773,
Tykfjgh went from $828 to $3601.
The five accounts, with their order times, directions, and amounts, were so synchronized it sent chills down my spine.
The new market for March 3 has already been posted; do you think they will come back for another round?
Here's the link:
Is there really someone manipulating this behind the scenes, or is it just another smart money farm collectively cashing in? Personally, I feel the latter is more likely, but it's definitely interesting and worth keeping an eye on for another couple of days.
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While I was browsing data on #Polymarket, I suddenly stumbled upon something strange.
Five accounts seemed to have coordinated in advance, almost simultaneously rushing into the same market—"Will the maximum temperature in London on March 2 be exactly 16 degrees Celsius?" They even linked their accounts together, probably to appear less conspicuous.
And the result? In just one day, their performance exploded:
Vcxcvcb went from $834 to $3628,
Sgjghjgh surged from $806 to $3838,
Dhgfhfgh jumped from $954 to $3974,
Hdfghbdfrs earned from $830 to $3773,
Tykfjgh went from $828 to $3601.
The five accounts, with their order times, directions, and amounts, were so synchronized it sent chills down my spine.
The new market for March 3 has already been posted; do you think they will come back for another round?
Here's the link:
Is there really someone manipulating this behind the scenes, or is it just another smart money farm collectively cashing in? Personally, I feel the latter is more likely, but it's definitely interesting and worth keeping an eye on for another couple of days.
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