If you had me saying “potato” on Polymarket you just made a ton of money - Trevor Noah
> Trevor Noah is a comedian, stand-up performer, and former host of The Daily Show.
> He was the host of the Grammy Awards 2026 in Los Angeles.
> Yes, he actually said Polymarket right on stage. During his monologue, he deliberately said the word “potato” and then mentioned Polymarket.
> It was a joke about the market on Polymarket, where people bet on what words/phrases the hosts or guests would say at the Grammys. The word “potato” itself wasn’t in the list of bets.
> Market https://t.co/aRuoe5lvlc
You could literally:
> deposit $13
> make a prediction while weather data hasn’t updated yet on Polymarket
> buy weather market at 0.8¢
> sell in at 73¢
> make 1200$
He wasn't predicting the weather.
He was exploiting an advantage caused by delays in weather data updates.
Why aren’t you doing this?
Weather trader turned $13 into $1200 by trading temperature in Seoul
He made a prediction at 0.8¢ that the temperature in Seoul would not reach 27°C and earned $1200 from a single trade
His strategy is to place bets at a share price of 0.2-1¢
$13 >>> $1200 (buy at 0.8¢ → 73¢)
$6 >>> $644 (buy at 0.7¢ → 68¢)
$1 >>> $593 (buy at 0.2¢ → 83¢)
He uses an advantage due to delays in weather data updates.
What prevents you from doing the same?
I found him using the @CrispPredict app
You could literally:
> deposit $13
> make a prediction while weather data hasn’t updated yet on Polymarket
> buy weather market at 0.8¢
> sell in at 73¢
> make 1200$
He wasn't predicting the weather.
He was exploiting an advantage caused by delays in weather data updates.
Why aren’t you doing this?
Weather trader turned $13 into $1200 by trading temperature in Seoul
He made a prediction at 0.8¢ that the temperature in Seoul would not reach 27°C and earned $1200 from a single trade
His strategy is to place bets at a share price of 0.2-1¢
$13 >>> $1200 (buy at 0.8¢ → 73¢)
$6 >>> $644 (buy at 0.7¢ → 68¢)
$1 >>> $593 (buy at 0.2¢ → 83¢)
He uses an advantage due to delays in weather data updates.
What prevents you from doing the same?
I found him using the @CrispPredict app
Weather trader turned $13 into $1200 by trading temperature in Seoul
He made a prediction at 0.8¢ that the temperature in Seoul would not reach 27°C and earned $1200 from a single trade
His strategy is to place bets at a share price of 0.2-1¢
$13 >>> $1200 (buy at 0.8¢ → 73¢)
$6 >>> $644 (buy at 0.7¢ → 68¢)
$1 >>> $593 (buy at 0.2¢ → 83¢)
He uses an advantage due to delays in weather data updates.
What prevents you from doing the same?
I found him using the @CrispPredict app
A weather trader turned $3 into $18,000 - Winrate 99%
- $160 in a day
- $1,000 in a week
- $4,800 in a month
- $18,000 all-time
His strategy is simple: enter markets priced at 99¢ that are practically already resolved
> Highest temperature in Chicago - 99.8¢
> Highest temperature in Hong Kong - 99.7¢
> Highest temperature in Denver - 99.5¢
This strategy involves minimal risk and a very high probability of winning
I found him using the @CrispPredict tool