andrew(❤,🩸)

quant, not a pundit

[andrew(❤,🩸) @mobius3_3]

@me256ow 🫡

[andrew(❤,🩸) @mobius3_3]

@SKartik_SK will give insights when I get some good ones. and it's really good job.

[andrew(❤,🩸) @mobius3_3]

@0xPlish @claudeai sometimes it shortcuts directly into a logic loop

[andrew(❤,🩸) @mobius3_3]

@minemoreapp 🤝

[andrew(❤,🩸) @mobius3_3]

https://t.co/o5qXB2nql3

[andrew(❤,🩸) @mobius3_3]

@zinnresearch 🤝

[andrew(❤,🩸) @mobius3_3]

humbly share some thoughts about mining ORE which is an invaluable way to generate cash in such bearish market.

also s/o those chads keep building a strong community for ORE @zinnresearch @willdxyz @cragglebear

[andrew(❤,🩸) @mobius3_3]

https://t.co/o5qXB2nql3

[andrew(❤,🩸) @mobius3_3]

month 3: strat has stabilized, and drawback control is superior to the previous two months. In PM quant trading, mental health is far more important than the strat itself, as it serves as the foundation for executing risk management and trading logic.

[andrew(❤,🩸) @mobius3_3]

month-end wrap-up: ~ $1,000 profit in a week of @Polymarket trading, but the process was messy.

max drawdown hit -$2k, largely due to an API failure while testing new sports strategies. if your execution layer fails, your edge doesn’t matter.

truthfully, i got lucky this month. prediction markets require more emotional discipline than almost any other venue—it’s a slippery slope into gambling mode if you aren't grounded.

taking the win, wrapping the profits, and heading back to the builder mode.

[andrew(❤,🩸) @mobius3_3]

@willdxyz sure I have some bags for lp mining

[andrew(❤,🩸) @mobius3_3]

really enjoy competing in public and never talk like an engagement farmer. true elite traders don’t linger on past wins—always on the way solving the next challenge. mental fortitude is proven by execution, not bs.

[W1LLD ⛏️ @willdxyz]

@mobius3_3 and @r0ry_sol has joined the @Zedge_ORE competition and is off to a flying start!

Less than two weeks left... It's never too late to join!

[andrew(❤,🩸) @mobius3_3]

keep standing by a good product such as @hylo_so. it will pay off in the next bullish run.

[Hylo @hylo_so]

Hylo’s full UI revamp is now live: https://t.co/AoftG8MxWq

We are rolling out phased access to selected users, gathering feedback and refining the experience ahead of the Hylo V2 launch.

Don’t have a code yet? Simply select “Request an access code”.

[colinhacks @colinhacks]

let me get this straight
Anthropic invented MCP
and proposed ".mcp.json" as a standard way to specify them in a project
and added support to Claude Code
and every other agent decided to use their own convention for specifying MCPs anyway?
could we have nice things? just once?

[andrew(❤,🩸) @mobius3_3]

@0xPlish and with ai, they are going lower faster

[andrew(❤,🩸) @mobius3_3]

month-end wrap-up: ~ $1,000 profit in a week of @Polymarket trading, but the process was messy.

max drawdown hit -$2k, largely due to an API failure while testing new sports strategies. if your execution layer fails, your edge doesn’t matter.

truthfully, i got lucky this month. prediction markets require more emotional discipline than almost any other venue—it’s a slippery slope into gambling mode if you aren't grounded.

taking the win, wrapping the profits, and heading back to the builder mode.

[andrew(❤,🩸) @mobius3_3]

some early lessons from first two weeks trading on @Polymarket

- volatility is often mispriced

in many cases, polymarket prices volatility better than traditional options. structuring bets similar to selling calls or puts can work well as a portfolio complement, not a standalone gamble.

- liquidity is better than it looks

at almost any snapshot, liquidity isn’t that good. but volatility + impulsive flows are huge. if you’re patient and place limit orders, the market often comes to you.

– trade in the time window

before resolution, value distribution is wide and edges exist. as time passes, outcomes compress and mispricing disappears. bet early in the window, and exit when the edge starts to narrow.

- dust odds aren’t worth it

chasing tiny probabilities with bad risk-reward rarely pays. capital is better deployed where mispricing + size actually matter.

polymarket isn’t just “betting” — it’s a volatility and timing game. treat it like one.

[andrew(❤,🩸) @mobius3_3]

@0xSrMessi sorry but yes, i'm bot

[andrew(❤,🩸) @mobius3_3]

@project0 @macbrennan_cc while the repayment function is operational, the withdrawal transaction is triggering a 'Simulation Failed' error. what's wrong with it?

[andrew(❤,🩸) @mobius3_3]

@lui1of1 actually, in hk some drivers may be retired financial chads

[andrew(❤,🩸) @mobius3_3]

@Stakepanda @chiftine1 as for capital efficiency, accumulating xSOL is 3x better than buying SOL

[andrew(❤,🩸) @mobius3_3]

@web3cpo @hylo_so @backyard_fi and you know where the yield from transparently so you will not be the yield