This trader has made $26,425 on Polymarket with just 12 active positions
His biggest bet at the moment is that SpaceX will achieve the highest IPO valuation in 2026.
He entered the trade at 15 cents, and the contract is now worth 47.5 cents. The position has grown to $31,800, with an unrealised profit of $21,145.
Interestingly, the trader does not attempt to hold positions across dozens of markets simultaneously. He focuses on a few events and increases his position where, judging by the market movements, the price appears undervalued to him.
It’s handy to analyse such portfolios for free via Horizon, where you can view not only the P&L but also which specific positions contributed to the trader’s results.
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A single SpaceX trade accounted for over 80 per cent of his total current profit, whilst other trades contributed a further $5,800
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A flip clock ticking underneath.
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The flip clock is mechanical. Real tabs. Real clicks.
KAI Design built this. On purpose.
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It sits next to a flat panel and makes the flat panel invisible.
Here's what 20 years of monitors got us.
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Then someone stuffed a modern panel inside a 1970s TV shell.
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We optimized monitors until they disappeared.
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