This guy built an infinite money printer on Polymarket…
Wallet: https://t.co/amDfQFUfLn
No red trades. Ever.
And it’s not luck.
His strategy is basically…
>only buys markets that are already decided (or basically decided)
>pays 98–99¢ for the winner
>waits for settlement
>collects the last 0.5–2% like a machine
repeats across tons of markets
He just shows up, does the job and gets paid
I added him to my pcule copytrade for consistent income
https://t.co/lIr7TAKcAw
🚨 JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Michael Saylor says Bitcoin goes to $1 MILLION if Strategy can accumulate 5% of the total supply.
“At 7%, it’s $10 million per coin.”
“Think of us as powering the network up.” 🚀
follow through is expensive because it costs attention. the help that actually matters sticks around long enough to see if it worked.
grateful for the people in my life who move like that 💜
ELON: ANYONE CAN LOOK GENEROUS. DOING REAL GOOD IS RARE
Elon gave an amazing assessment about giving away money being far more complicated than it looks, especially if the goal is real impact instead of public praise.
He said the appearance of goodness is easy to buy, but the reality of goodness is not, which is why he keeps his foundation quiet and avoids putting his name on projects.
According to Elon, the real challenge is making sure money actually helps people rather than just signaling virtue.
It is a rare admission in a world where philanthropy is often treated like branding:
“I agree with love of humanity and trying to help our fellow human beings.
But if you care about the reality of goodness rather than the perception of it, it is very difficult to give away money.
I have a large foundation, but I don’t put my name on it.
The biggest challenge is giving money away in a way that is truly beneficial.
It is easy to give money away for the appearance of goodness.
It is very difficult to give money away for the reality of goodness.”
Source: @nikhilkamathcio@elonmusk