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INITIATE Hackathon Season 1 submissions are in.
572 hackers
94 eligible projects
$25,000 in prizes
Builders shipped ideas spanning AI agents, onchain games, prediction markets, payments, gamified DeFi strategies, and more.
Results in the coming days!
We drafted a conservative $AZTEC contributor distribution: builders stay funded and community, operators, testnet contributors get rewarded long-term. (not airdrop, but grants for verified contributors)
Small allocation: ~0.37% unlocked after 1-mo cliff; ~2% fully vested over 12 months.
Open to feedback
If @aztecnetwork is really decentralized, why not ratify it on https://t.co/0qR4ykw1fv? Let’s see what holders think @clairekart@Zac_Aztec@savio_sou@arnaudschenk@aztecFND@Koenmtb1@stakedeve@Amin_3X@alejoamiras@punk6052@bajpaiharsh244
@capy_onchain I completely agree about HyEna, I started doing it myself. But this week has already given fewer points. A lot of people came to the smell of money
𝗖𝗹𝗮𝘂𝗱𝗲 x 𝗣𝗼𝗹𝘆𝗺𝗮𝗿𝗸𝗲𝘁 bots are 100% 𝗙𝗔𝗞𝗘
CT is full of the same recycled bait right now:
“Built an AI bot in 2 hours”
“Fully passive, $10k/month”
“Just plug in GPT and print”
99% of it is just 𝗲𝗻𝗴𝗮𝗴𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗳𝗮𝗿𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗴.
Here's what you 𝗠𝗨𝗦𝗧 know before building a trading bot:
1. There's no magical step-by-step guide
Only fake tweets from those who want to bait you by:
> A loud headline
> Some insane ROI claim
> A screenshot of code that looks complex enough
Then comes the real objective:
Follow, DM, paid group, course.
The bot is just the hook.
What people don’t mention is that most of these bots fall into three categories:
> Code that doesn’t even run
> Backtests tuned so hard they quickly collapse
> Public repos that quietly drain wallets
2. The fantasy CT pushes is simple
Turn it on, walk away, collect yield forever.
That fantasy doesn’t survive contact with real markets.
A real Polymarket bot isn’t some GPT wrapper
You’re trading against players where latency matters.
Against systems running paid infra, fast RPCs, risk limits, and constant monitoring.
3. Things constantly break
> APIs go down
> Liquidity vanishes without warning
> Markets resolve in unexpected ways
> News drops at 3am
One unchecked edge case can erase weeks of slow gains.
And then there’s the part no one likes to talk about.
4. Margins are thin
A 1-3% edge sounds amazing on Twitter.
In reality, it means scale, capital, discipline, and long stretches of boredom.
Infra costs money.
Fees eat into returns.
Losses are unavoidable.
If it were truly set and forget, Polymarket would already be stripped of opportunity.
But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t build.
It means you should stop believing fairytales.
Real bots are complicated.
They’re technical and competitive.
And they’re never given away just like that.
The only way is to practice, connect with other devs and develop your skills.
Healthy skepticism will save you more money than any viral AI thread ever will.
So interesting...
The market is recovering, perhaps this is the ICO that can bring the meta back.
No vestings and locks + low rating + seems to be not a bad product.
The main question is whether there is a demand for such a platform?
If there is, then the Upside is very good.
I took a break from the market last month
no airdrops
no dailies
no gambling
The only thing I did was participate in the ICO
@superformxyz@intodotspace@sportfun
The ICO meta doesn't require any time. The market is dead, and I don't want to spend much time in it. Hopefully it will bounce off the bottom soon.