A trading robot quietly turned a mere $84.77 into $5 million. At its peak, it almost made a million dollars in a month. His #Polymarket profile is here: If you want to copy trades directly, you can click here: Honestly, there’s not a hint of exaggeration; it’s just cold, hard automation making money silently. So far, it has completed over 34,000 predictions and holds about $580,000 in active positions. It runs 24 hours a day, non-stop. Today, it single-handedly made $20,000. What’s its secret? It doesn’t play one-off trades at all. Instead, it relies on a massive number of small orders to accumulate victories—repeatedly entering and exiting the same market with hundreds or thousands of micro positions. Each time, it only nibbles at a slight edge in win rate, but as the volume increases, it adds up. It’s also particularly good at catching pricing discrepancies. The market moves quickly, always leaving tiny gaps. The robot scans rapidly, spots a 1% to 3% price difference, and immediately jumps in. A tiny advantage multiplied over more than 30,000 trades naturally leads to success. On the position side, it has a set of automatic scaling rules. Risk is always controlled at a fixed ratio, and when it wins, it automatically reinvests with compound interest. No racing heart, no shaky hands. Timing has also played a big role. It caught the early market when it was still relatively loose, with fewer competitors, allowing small advantages to snowball day and night. Is this gambling? I don’t think so. It’s more like the ultimate way to maximize probability execution. When we humans trade, we often hesitate, get tangled up, or even let emotions take over. But the robot is different; it only follows the rules and executes relentlessly.