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A Chinese engineering student built a Claude powered device the size of a credit card. Raspberry Pi. Camera. One red LED. Total cost $14.
His professor called it a toy. His classmates laughed. He posted a demo on YouTube and got 200 views.
Then someone noticed what the device was actually connected to.
A wallet. Making $11 million. In 10 months.
kch123. $11,525,240 profit. 2,347 predictions. Joined June 2025.
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The device does one thing. He asks it a question with his voice. Claude scans thousands of prediction markets in real time. When it finds a price that doesn't match reality the red LED lights up.
Red light. He places the trade. Green result.
$2M position on Seahawks. Won. $1.5M on Villarreal not winning.
His professor saw the YouTube video again three months later. The demo was the same. The view count wasn't. Neither was the wallet.
He asked the student what changed. The student showed him the balance. The professor didn't say anything. Sat down. Then asked if the device could run two accounts.
759K people watching. $319K still loaded in active positions. The device fits in your hand. The LED is still blinking.
His classmates stopped laughing around month four. By month six two of them had built their own.
🚨 FORMER DEBT COLLECTOR EXPOSES THE ONE QUESTION THAT STOPS COLLECTION CALLS IMMEDIATELY
A woman who says she worked as a debt collector for 15 years claims there was one question callers could ask that stopped collectors cold.
According to her, the moment someone asked:
“Can you provide written proof you have the legal right to collect this debt?”
Everything changed.
She says many debts are bought and sold for pennies between companies, and the collectors calling people often don’t actually have the paperwork proving they legally own the debt.
Under the FDCPA, consumers have the right to request verification before paying anything.
She says when people asked for written proof, collectors often couldn’t provide it… and the call would basically end right there.
Now the clip is going viral as people debate whether most debt collectors are actually able to prove the debts they’re chasing.
How many people have paid a collector without ever asking that question first?
No hype. No shortcuts.
Just principles built to survive markets, criticism, and time.
Here are 17 lessons from the mind that built a dynasty.
Read slowly. These weren't meant to be rushed.