This guy turned $400 into $214,000 on Polymarket in 7 weeks without ever checking a chart. This guy, sitting in a dark studio apartment in Tallinn with three Mac Minis stacked on a IKEA shelf and a single 27" monitor showing nothing but rows of green and red dots. The timestamp in his screen recording jumps from 01:14 to 04:38 without a single mouse movement. He's not trading elections. He's not touching sports markets. He's hunting mispriced YES/NO pairs on Polymarket's low-liquidity questions - the ones with under $8K total volume that nobody watches. Profile: 3,847 markets touched. $2.1 million in cumulative volume. Hold time per position: 4 minutes 12 seconds average. Profit in 49 days: $214,300. The trick is, he doesn't have an opinion on any of these markets. He doesn't know if the SEC will approve the ETF. He doesn't know if Drake drops the album. He doesn't care. He just lets Claude scan every new market that opens, flags the ones where YES + NO ≠ $1.00, and fires both legs the second the gap crosses 3 cents. Pure spread capture. No thesis. No news. No Twitter. The Mac Minis run a Python loop 24/7. He just walks over, glances at the green column, refills his coffee, and goes back to bed. One guy. Three $599 boxes. $214K in 7 weeks.