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Guys, I have nothing to do anymore.
Any game recommendations?
Just to pass the time. I’ve finished all the Happy Beans and don’t know what to play...

Still, let's go back to the previous topic.
Don't spend real money to buy points or cheat the system.
If you insist on doing so, you'll get countered and have to accept it.
When playing hype, you can do funding rate arbitrage (manual).
Playing lighter, you can do price difference arbitrage (requires scripting).
All of these allow you to earn points while making money.
You think other project teams can be so generous to give you money?
That's obviously impossible.
Figure out who is really earning whose money.
If in the future, var airdrops,
Points won't be worth much, but th

Both Edgex and BP are equally disgusting projects.
At first, they claimed Paradex was anti-rug pull. But few people criticized them.
Honestly, whether the coins you issue are valuable or not is one thing; whether you are genuinely issuing coins is another.
If you don't plan to issue coins according to the rules—for example, 1 cent = how many coins—then don't do points. If you do points but don't follow the point system, aren't you just bullying honest people?
Currently, I still have a VAR.
I hope @variational_io won't engage in this kind of scam.
Whether your tokens are valuable is

The last project that hurt me so deeply was Piebald Dragon.
This time it's Piebald.
I even made a video with AI to criticize Piebald Dragon.
But this time, I'm not interested anymore.
Damn it, why am I always at odds with Piebald?
I don't want to get circumcised!!!

Guys, I ran into a technical issue that AI couldn't solve. Looking for some advice here.
The Poly WebSocket subscriptions keep randomly disconnecting, or data stops pushing for no reason. Happens on both local and European servers.
Is it a problem with my script, or is this an actual issue that exists objectively?

Damn it, I was crazy coding for 15 hours straight just a few days ago.
My stomach wasn't in great shape to begin with. I should probably take it easier going forward, sigh.

All project teams in this industry
cannot be given any favorable treatment.
Cannot have any positive expectations.
Cannot believe anything project teams say.
When it comes to making money,
only do what you can control.
Only focus on immediate profits.
Reject all promises and pie-in-the-sky projects.

# How to Use AI for Quantification and Backtesting in Crypto Prediction Markets
Let's talk about some practical stuff today.
Let's use 5-minute or 15-minute up/down as examples.
For instance, many people's strategies in prediction markets are very simple and crude.
In the final few minutes before an event ends, when the price reaches 90-95, they directly buy in. This is commonly called "sweeping the tail end of the market."
First, can you make money by sweeping the tail end? Absolutely. But you can't do it this simply and crudely.
Sweeping the tail end pursues extreme win rates. And to pursue

Today I wrote a Polymarket address collector and analyzer. Tagging and profiling.
Makes it convenient for future data analysis.
Also built a server cluster monitoring tool. Automatically connects to all servers, pulls tmux screens, and displays them on the computer for monitoring. Batch operations and command sending.
This will make operations more convenient when there are more machines.
Grinding the whole day again

Kalshi's account has been unblocked. Now I can play happily again.
I don't know how it was unblocked.
Previously, I asked AI to help send a legal letter. Then they said they would forward it to the team.
And a few days later, it was unblocked.

I didn't consider doing an op on this exchange when I was working on the prediction market.
On one hand, the progress is a bit behind schedule.
On the other hand, this exchange belongs to those projects that start a countdown to death as soon as they issue tokens, so it's not suitable for long-term development. (Regarding this point, no need for my friends to argue with me.)
I don't want to go through the hassle of writing scripts only to have it all wasted after a few days.
Just like when I initially developed perp, the points were secondary. No matter how bad the market is, you can still hav

Damn. I bought a few accounts on Kalshi. Ran for a while.
They got banned.
Is there a solution? Fellow friends. Luckily, it's still in the testing phase and I didn't put in too much funds.

The fees for this prediction market are really damn expensive.
How does the exchange calculate these fees?
Or, how are the fee rules designed?
If you're doing high-frequency trading, all the money gets taken by the exchange...

Here are some tips for friends who are not very good at AI or haven't used AI yet.
1/ You can't be sure whether a certain strategy will make money. You might think that coding it would be a lot of work and too troublesome.
At this point, don't give up or feel it's too complicated. Spend a few hours letting AI help you create a simulation to run for a while. See if the theory is feasible.
Simulation is just theory. If the theory shows significant profit potential, then real trading won't be far off.
Writing a simulated trading system usually only takes a few hours. No matter what market you'

I have no holidays. I don't even feel like sleeping.
Although the market is not good. Although it's the New Year now.
But there are so many things I want to do.
There are many scripts to write. The lobster bot also needs to be enhanced.
Time is simply not enough.
My short-term goal is to first thoroughly improve and stabilize the arbitrage bot for market prediction.