Ending the month with $67,000 in profit What a year its been. I never would've thought I'd be earning an average of $125,000 per month from trading after making just $20K per month in 2024 and 2025. Quitting my job and going all-in on Polymarket earlier this year was worth it.

Currently millions are being wagered on if Ronaldo cried at the World Cup today. After elimination Ronaldo seemed to be crying, however traders are currently trying to find an actual tear, so the market can resolve to "Yes". So far $5,000,000 has been wagered.

Currently millions are being wagered on if Ronaldo cried at the World Cup today. After elimination Ronaldo seemed to be crying, however traders are currently trying to find an actual tear, so the market can resolve to "Yes". So far $5,000,000 has been wagered.

Polymarket has a very challenging decision to make regarding its future token launch. What is better: equity or tokens? And what is a GOOD token? I think Polymarket could offer many ways to give back to POLY token holders: fee discounts, revenue sharing, staking, and more. But the best thing would be continuous token buy backs funded by fee revenue, making POLY as close to an an equity-like asset as possible. Hyperliquid already implemented a protocol-level value accrual mechanism like that. Their so called Assistance Fund continuously buys back tokens on the open market in a fully automated way. Importantly, Hyperliquid's buyback mechanism transfers value generated by the protocol's underlying business into demand for an already existing asset: HYPE. This mechanism closely resembles a corporate share buyback program. HYPE does not represent legal equity ownership, just as POLY won't. But with a capital allocation mechanism like Hyperliquid, it's about as close as a token can get. Polymarket has always been a company giving back to its users. So I would be surprised if Polymarket launches a token with no intrinsic value, turning POLY holders into bag holders of worthless tokens, giving investors a way to exit. That would really surprise me. Equity will always be king, but tokens can be good too. If you do it right. I would love to also own Polymarket equity one day. (IPO?). I tried my best to get equity now. I asked major shareholder Bosaurum (5%) many times, and he refuses to sell, probably because he thinks it's worth $100B? When will they launch the token? Decent chance it will be in Q4 2026, but 2028 is possible too.

The biggest sports trader finally broke $10M PnL on Polymarket! That makes him the third active trader to break $10,000,000+ this year The crazy thing is, he started out with just a couple hundred dollars. And now is easily making $100K per day.

The biggest sports trader finally broke $10M PnL on Polymarket! That makes him the third active trader to break $10,000,000+ this year The crazy thing is, he started out with just a couple hundred dollars. And now is easily making $100K per day.

Just opened a 20x Bitcoin long on Polymarket The Perps Beta got huge upgrades: > $1M liquidity on both sides > Up to 20x leverage > More trading pairs, including $SPCX, $SOL & $ETH > Stop Losses and Take Profits This trade only cost me 0.0200% fees.

Polymarket is giving away $2M, and its much easier that you would expect. If your current win rate of predicting Football matches is about 80%, your odds of a perfect bracket are: 0.8³¹ = 0.000991 = 0.0991% so 1 in 1,009 chance you win $2M

Polymarket just crossed $1B+ in annualized revenue. One interesting detail from CNBC's article is that Polymarket's U.S. exchange is only just getting started. The platform was waitlisted until six weeks ago, still has no desktop version, and users have to download the app to trade. Despite those limitations, daily volume has already grown from around $50M to over $200M. If this level of activity is possible before a full desktop launch, it'll be interesting to see how much further the platform can scale.