Many people see others making big money by predicting the number of tweets Elon Musk makes each month, and their first reaction is "there must be insider information" or "it's just luck, they got it right once." But that's not the case. This guy started with $100 and took 4 months to stabilize his rhythm; since then, his capital curve has been as smooth as a straight line, and he has now reached $59,000 and is still active. His highest single net profit was $10,000, and now he mainly focuses on small margins, with positions all in different windows of Musk's tweet intervals. This is neither insider trading nor lottery-style gambling. The win rate is absurdly high, but behind it is disciplined speculation and strict risk control, not relying on one or two bets to turn things around. What he keeps doing is deeply analyzing the counting, timing, and active peaks of Musk's tweets to form independent judgments. These markets essentially have structural pricing biases—repetitive events, information lags, and liquidity asymmetries; most people's attention is simply not on these "boring" details. The real edge in making money has always been hidden in these unsexy, repeatable patterns, rather than betting on trending emotions. Most people can't replicate it because they can't stand this monotony. His account: #polymarket