Student from Hong Kong hacked Polymarket trading algorithm using Chinese AI model Qwen3-Coder.
Almost $2,000,000 extracted in March.
Zero drama with censorship, Claude token prices, or TOS.
Pure GodMode from Chinese open-source AI.
4 wallets. $1.7M profit in 30 days. All trading the same crypto Up/Down markets.
On-chain proofs:
1st wallet: https://t.co/I1il4vQSsX
2nd wallet: https://t.co/Jt0YjTHzO2
3rd wallet: https://t.co/yoKFFa1x73
4th wallet: https://t.co/tgxAd3IR2s
All wallets went live March 2. Same markets. Same insane logic.
Meanwhile the rest of the timeline is crying trying to make censored Claude create something.
Open-source code for a leading Chinese coding model was available online.
It can be run for free - using your own hardware.
Qwen3 on GitHub: https://t.co/Q8C3wMlRfx
Chinese LLM industry is about to make everyone seriously rethink AI prices and subscriptions.
These wallets are perfect for reverse-engineering.
Bonus: even your Claude can explain exactly how they work.
Save the post or you’ll lose the wallet addresses.
Met an Ecom brand owner at our Evolve Dubai meetup doing $10M months
0 credit lines. Still using a dropshipping supplier 💀
He was PISSED when he found out how easy it was to get net terms 😂
Afraid to scale aggressively in case of holds and bans affecting cash flow
And that's exactly why having credit lines is super important, even though you don't immediately need it now
Besides being able to scale more aggressively with better margins, as I talk about in the quote tweet
It serves as insurance. You treat your suppliers like your bank (Shoutout Roman Khan), and if anything happens, your line of credit can keep you afloat.
And using a dropshipping supplier at large scale doesn't make sense either.
They handle both sourcing and fulfillment. You pay an all-in-one price for both.
"oh my supplier breaks it down"
"oh my supplier tells me he only makes X margin"
There's no way you know they're telling you the truth unless you have control over your own supply chain
They can choose to add and adjust their own margin either on the sourcing or shipping side
Going directly to the factory takes more effort at the start, but you'll be able to negotiate better terms with them and figure out transparently how much it costs.
This also makes R&D easier - a direct relationship with your factory means faster iteration.
The same goes with fulfillment side (3PL). You can get credit lines both for production and fulfillment separately.
A lot of my students who are doing 8 figs/mth now and still scaling hard are already looking into acquiring their own warehouses and factories. Some already have that.
If you're approaching 9 figures/year, you've figured out marketing.
Instead of squeezing more juice from ads, the leverage is in unit economics.
Every dollar saved on production and fulfillment drops straight to the bottom line.
That's how you scale with leverage.
Tis the way of the chad scaler
What % of ads should be new angles VS iterations?
We use a "sliding scale" strategy.
This strategy helps us move with the momentum in the ad account.
Extra sauce from the ad man himself @karlocreates
s/o @frankkgabriel
Ecommerce subscription class actions have been popular for many years and are not slowing down.
AG1 was sued yesterday for allegedly failing to comply with California's Auto-Renewal Law.
Making better offers increased my Conversion Rate to 7%.
Most of you are still doing:
- Quantity selection
- 50% off
- 1+1 free
This is outdated (just like the attachment).
Like and Retweet to get my SOP regarding offer optimisation.
(Optimised for October 2025)
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You don’t always need 5 hooks, 4 avatars, and a $300 UGC actor to make sales
One good static can scale to 5 figures a day
But 99% of you do it WRONG
WEAK offer
BORING image
Headlines no one cares about
Fix that and Meta will reward you
I just wrote a guide on how to make good image ads
RT + Comment "STATIC" to receive it
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You are NOT making money with Ecom.
Why?
You don't know your customer
This doc fixes that.
I mapped out how to understand your customer better than they do themselves.
Like & Retweet to get the doc
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Another mini saas sold…
Instead of letting it die, sold it for $30,025
Built in 7 weeks
Sold in under 14 days
Most people just let theirs collect dust
RT+Comment “Saas” and I’ll show you how to do the same
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