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@Gorden_Sun: Profiting from Bolivia's national crisis: Codex 20x subscription, 1380 bolivianos, about 845 RMB. Bolivia's central bank ended the fixed exchange rate system and switched to a flexible exchange rate monitored by the central bank, causing an official one-time devaluation of nearly 30%. Google Play uses the Bolivian currency for payment, making the price actually much lower…

X AI KOLs Timeline ↗ · 2026-07-24 Cached

Taking advantage of Bolivia's central bank's nearly 30% currency devaluation, the author subscribed to Codex 20x at a low price of about 845 RMB on Google Play and shared related tips.

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@0xLin_i: An intern working as a programmer in Guangzhou built a trading bot with Claude and netted $63,000 on Polymarket — with a median trade size of $7 and an average spread of 2.5%. It's not about a single winning trade; it's repeating that slight 2.5% edge 38,764 times...

X AI KOLs Timeline ↗ · 2026-06-12 Cached

An intern in Guangzhou built a trading bot using Claude and netted $63,000 on Polymarket through high-frequency small-spread trades, demonstrating the application of AI-assisted quantitative trading in prediction markets.

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@QKBS2002: A junior student at Shanghai Jiao Tong University used Claude to build a trading bot and earned $193,000 on Polymarket. This bot specializes in BTC short-term up/down markets, executes with limit orders, and combines three strategies: arbitrage, market making, and hedging. Breaking it down simply: when it finds a pricing anomaly, it enters and then immediately buys...

X AI KOLs Timeline ↗ · 2026-05-21 Cached

A junior student at Shanghai Jiao Tong University used Claude to build a trading bot and earned $193,000 on Polymarket, employing arbitrage, market making, and hedging strategies.

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arbitrage

@0xLin_i: An intern working as a programmer in Guangzhou built a trading bot with Claude and netted $63,000 on Polymarket — with a median trade size of $7 and an average spread of 2.5%. It's not about a single winning trade; it's repeating that slight 2.5% edge 38,764 times...

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