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8,934 PEOPLE ENTERED POLYMARKET'S $50K RACE. ONLY 82 QUALIFIED. 50 GET PAID
I opened the leaderboard expecting a whale party. It's almost empty
To rank you need $100K in volume. Sounds huge, but it's notional. Most people saw the number and never started
And the formula doesn't even reward the biggest wallet
Score = PnL × √volume
→ #3 has the most volume in the top 5, $10.66M
→ #2 traded $2.67M, four times less, and is still ahead
→ #11 traded $185K and sits above #12 with $1.91M. Ten times less volume
Profit counts in full. Volume sits under a square root. The whales are paying fees to feed it
Look at the icons next to the names. More than half of the top 29 are trading $ANT, Anthropic before its IPO, and it counts 3x for scoring
9 days left, the race ends Nov 16
Leverage cuts both ways. Size beats speed
82 people are splitting 50 prizes right now. Would you rather join or keep watching?
Leaderboard is live here if you want to check the numbers yourself: polymarket.com/perps?via=mav…
FRITZ VS ALCARAZ TONIGHT IN PARIS. IF FRITZ LOSES, HIS SEASON IS OVER🎾
Rolex Paris Masters quarter-final, and this one isn't just a match
→ lose tonight and Fritz is out of the race for the ATP Finals in Turin
→ win, and he knocks Jodar out of the race instead
→ Alcaraz leads their head-to-head 6-1. Fritz's only win came at the 2025 Laver Cup
Now the twist. History gives Fritz 1 win in 7, about 14%. The market on @bagel_win gives him 29%. Twice what history says
Why? Fritz didn't face a single break point against Fils yesterday, his 100th Masters 1000 win.
Alcaraz has played just one match all week after Berrettini pulled out.
Fast indoor court, a big server with nothing to lose, a favorite who barely played
I'm not betting this one. I'm just watching the score, the price and the chat on Bagel, because the second Fritz breaks serve, that 29% is going to jump
Alcaraz is chasing his first Paris title. Fritz is chasing Turin. Who wants it more tonight?
SORT THIS WALLET BY PROFIT: DOZENS OF +$4,000 WINS IN A ROW.
SORT BY DATE: A -$4,000 LOSS NEXT TO EVERY ONE.
It trades 5-minute Bitcoin Up or Down markets. In each window it buys both sides at once:
8,000 Up at 50¢
8,000 Down at 50¢
One side wins about $4,000. The other loses about $4,000.
November 5, 4:40 to 5:40 AM ET, 12 windows:
best: +$697
worst: -$753
net: -$1,635
And yet the profile shows +$85.7K total, $23.9K of it in the past week. 13,399 markets, $8.9M volume, joined in May. The chart was flat for months, then went almost straight up in the last few weeks.
A pair at 50¢ + 50¢ pays exactly $1. So the profit has to come from what it sells before the window closes, the fills it gets, or something the positions tab doesn't show.
Before copying a wallet full of +$4,000 wins:
-> sort by date, not by profit
-> check if it holds both sides
-> one hour of its trades on Nov 5 lost $1,635
Both sides of every window and still up $85.7K. Hedge, rebate farm or something else?
Following the score, the price and the chat live here 👇
bagel.win/?ref=PTMEV2
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SORT THIS WALLET BY PROFIT: DOZENS OF +$4,000 WINS IN A ROW.
SORT BY DATE: A -$4,000 LOSS NEXT TO EVERY ONE.
It trades 5-minute Bitcoin Up or Down markets. In each window it buys both sides at once:
8,000 Up at 50¢
8,000 Down at 50¢
One side wins about $4,000. The other loses about $4,000.
November 5, 4:40 to 5:40 AM ET, 12 windows:
best: +$697
worst: -$753
net: -$1,635
And yet the profile shows +$85.7K total, $23.9K of it in the past week. 13,399 markets, $8.9M volume, joined in May. The chart was flat for months, then went almost straight up in the last few weeks.
A pair at 50¢ + 50¢ pays exactly $1. So the profit has to come from what it sells before the window closes, the fills it gets, or something the positions tab doesn't show.
Before copying a wallet full of +$4,000 wins:
-> sort by date, not by profit
-> check if it holds both sides
-> one hour of its trades on Nov 5 lost $1,635
Both sides of every window and still up $85.7K. Hedge, rebate farm or something else?
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THIS WALLET IS UP $633K ON 5-MINUTE BITCOIN MARKETS.
8 OF ITS 14 BIGGEST WINS COST 1 TO 3 CENTS.
June 6, Down at 1.2¢: +$13,294
May 21, Up at 1.1¢: +$8,340
April 22, Down at 1¢: +$6,495
A 1¢ contract pays $1 if it wins. During a sharp move, one side of the 5-minute market drops to pennies, and that's the side it buys.
The 1¢ trades aren't the whole story. The other 6 of those 14 wins:
4 bought at 29-47¢
2 bought at 99¢
It doesn't stop at Bitcoin either. Further down the list there are wins on Ethereum, Solana, Dogecoin and XRP.
The math behind it:
-> 158,595 markets since April
-> $633K on $117.6M volume, about 0.5¢ per dollar traded
-> about $3.99 per market
-> a 1¢ entry needs 1 win in 100 to break even
It's also slowing down. On October 15 it was up $604.4K. 20 days later, +$28.8K more, about $1.4K a day vs over $3K a day before.
Is the edge in the 1¢ tickets, or in showing up for 158,595 markets?
SORT THIS WALLET BY PROFIT: DOZENS OF +$4,000 WINS IN A ROW.
SORT BY DATE: A -$4,000 LOSS NEXT TO EVERY ONE.
It trades 5-minute Bitcoin Up or Down markets. In each window it buys both sides at once:
8,000 Up at 50¢
8,000 Down at 50¢
One side wins about $4,000. The other loses about $4,000.
November 5, 4:40 to 5:40 AM ET, 12 windows:
best: +$697
worst: -$753
net: -$1,635
And yet the profile shows +$85.7K total, $23.9K of it in the past week. 13,399 markets, $8.9M volume, joined in May. The chart was flat for months, then went almost straight up in the last few weeks.
A pair at 50¢ + 50¢ pays exactly $1. So the profit has to come from what it sells before the window closes, the fills it gets, or something the positions tab doesn't show.
Before copying a wallet full of +$4,000 wins:
-> sort by date, not by profit
-> check if it holds both sides
-> one hour of its trades on Nov 5 lost $1,635
Both sides of every window and still up $85.7K. Hedge, rebate farm or something else?
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THIS WALLET IS UP $633K ON 5-MINUTE BITCOIN MARKETS.
8 OF ITS 14 BIGGEST WINS COST 1 TO 3 CENTS.
June 6, Down at 1.2¢: +$13,294
May 21, Up at 1.1¢: +$8,340
April 22, Down at 1¢: +$6,495
A 1¢ contract pays $1 if it wins. During a sharp move, one side of the 5-minute market drops to pennies, and that's the side it buys.
The 1¢ trades aren't the whole story. The other 6 of those 14 wins:
4 bought at 29-47¢
2 bought at 99¢
It doesn't stop at Bitcoin either. Further down the list there are wins on Ethereum, Solana, Dogecoin and XRP.
The math behind it:
-> 158,595 markets since April
-> $633K on $117.6M volume, about 0.5¢ per dollar traded
-> about $3.99 per market
-> a 1¢ entry needs 1 win in 100 to break even
It's also slowing down. On October 15 it was up $604.4K. 20 days later, +$28.8K more, about $1.4K a day vs over $3K a day before.
Is the edge in the 1¢ tickets, or in showing up for 158,595 markets?
THIS WALLET IS UP $633K ON 5-MINUTE BITCOIN MARKETS.
8 OF ITS 14 BIGGEST WINS COST 1 TO 3 CENTS.
June 6, Down at 1.2¢: +$13,294
May 21, Up at 1.1¢: +$8,340
April 22, Down at 1¢: +$6,495
A 1¢ contract pays $1 if it wins. During a sharp move, one side of the 5-minute market drops to pennies, and that's the side it buys.
The 1¢ trades aren't the whole story. The other 6 of those 14 wins:
4 bought at 29-47¢
2 bought at 99¢
It doesn't stop at Bitcoin either. Further down the list there are wins on Ethereum, Solana, Dogecoin and XRP.
The math behind it:
-> 158,595 markets since April
-> $633K on $117.6M volume, about 0.5¢ per dollar traded
-> about $3.99 per market
-> a 1¢ entry needs 1 win in 100 to break even
It's also slowing down. On October 15 it was up $604.4K. 20 days later, +$28.8K more, about $1.4K a day vs over $3K a day before.
Is the edge in the 1¢ tickets, or in showing up for 158,595 markets?
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This trader buys Bitcoin markets at 6-32¢ and collects $1 when they hit. Since July, that has made $75,246.95.
A few days ago this wallet showed $61,948.52 for one month. I opened it again today to see what changed.
The numbers now:
past day: +$1,166
past week: +$8,088
past month: +$54,060
all-time: +$75,247
The cheapest win on the list: 1,660.8 Up at 6.4¢ on September 27. About $106 in, +$1,554 out (+1,460%).
But it isn't only cheap entries. Further down there are wins bought at 67.5¢ and 71.6¢, around +$1,600 each.
And it isn't only Bitcoin. Two League of Legends matches sit in its top wins, Cloud9 vs LYON at 34.4¢ and Karmine Corp at 30.8¢, about +$1,830 and +$1,898.
$75.9K on $2M volume is about 3.8 cents per dollar traded, or $5.48 per market over 13,840 markets.
The part I still can't explain is the esports. If you spot why a Bitcoin wallet is in LoL matches, tell me:
polymarket.com/@ztmzqclesjmm…
What I'd check before copying it:
-> is the 6¢ entry a pattern or one lucky window
-> what the losing days look like, sort Closed by Date
A real system on cheap odds, or one very good October?
This trader buys Bitcoin markets at 6-32¢ and collects $1 when they hit. Since July, that has made $75,246.95.
A few days ago this wallet showed $61,948.52 for one month. I opened it again today to see what changed.
The numbers now:
past day: +$1,166
past week: +$8,088
past month: +$54,060
all-time: +$75,247
The cheapest win on the list: 1,660.8 Up at 6.4¢ on September 27. About $106 in, +$1,554 out (+1,460%).
But it isn't only cheap entries. Further down there are wins bought at 67.5¢ and 71.6¢, around +$1,600 each.
And it isn't only Bitcoin. Two League of Legends matches sit in its top wins, Cloud9 vs LYON at 34.4¢ and Karmine Corp at 30.8¢, about +$1,830 and +$1,898.
$75.9K on $2M volume is about 3.8 cents per dollar traded, or $5.48 per market over 13,840 markets.
The part I still can't explain is the esports. If you spot why a Bitcoin wallet is in LoL matches, tell me:
polymarket.com/@ztmzqclesjmm…
What I'd check before copying it:
-> is the 6¢ entry a pattern or one lucky window
-> what the losing days look like, sort Closed by Date
A real system on cheap odds, or one very good October?
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FARMING $VAR AT $10 A POINT? POLYMARKET GIVES 86%+ THAT YOUR POINTS COVER WHAT THEY COST.
AT $22 A POINT, THAT DROPS TO 73%.
The article below makes the point I'd underline twice: cost per point matters more than volume. So I put its numbers next to the Polymarket launch market.
32% of supply goes to farmers, about 10.7M points expected at TGE. Every $1B of FDV is about $29.91 per point.
Break-even FDV by what each point cost you:
$7 -> $234M
$10 -> $334M
$14 -> $468M
$22 -> $736M
Polymarket odds for FDV one day after launch:
above $500M: 86%
above $800M: 73%
above $1B: 56%
above $2B: 24%
The article's $1B scenario is right where the market sits. $1B is the coin-flip line, about $30 a point.
At that line, a $10 point leaves about $20. A $22 point leaves about $8. Same points, very different farm, exactly like the article says.
The pool is still growing too. Week 46 paid 150,000 points across 32,293 accounts.
What's your cost per point right now?
FARMING $VAR AT $10 A POINT? POLYMARKET GIVES 86%+ THAT YOUR POINTS COVER WHAT THEY COST.
AT $22 A POINT, THAT DROPS TO 73%.
The article below makes the point I'd underline twice: cost per point matters more than volume. So I put its numbers next to the Polymarket launch market.
32% of supply goes to farmers, about 10.7M points expected at TGE. Every $1B of FDV is about $29.91 per point.
Break-even FDV by what each point cost you:
$7 -> $234M
$10 -> $334M
$14 -> $468M
$22 -> $736M
Polymarket odds for FDV one day after launch:
above $500M: 86%
above $800M: 73%
above $1B: 56%
above $2B: 24%
The article's $1B scenario is right where the market sits. $1B is the coin-flip line, about $30 a point.
At that line, a $10 point leaves about $20. A $22 point leaves about $8. Same points, very different farm, exactly like the article says.
The pool is still growing too. Week 46 paid 150,000 points across 32,293 accounts.
What's your cost per point right now?
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THE MARKET GAVE IT A 21% CHANCE.
THIS WALLET PUT IN $1,858 AND CAME OUT WITH $8,813.
It does this on 15-minute Bitcoin markets. 19,185 of them since April. +$12,808 in the past day alone.
Profile: polymarket.com/@rlwg?tab=pos…
Sort Closed by Profit and look at the prices it pays.
Polymarket runs 96 of these markets a day. 19,185 is about 200 days of them.
The strategy is simple:
Only Bitcoin Up or Down, 15-minute windows. Nothing else.
It buys the cheap side. 9 of its 10 biggest wins were entered under 40¢, some at 18-21¢.
At 30¢ it only needs to be right 3 times out of 10 to break even. Every hit pays about 3x.
Top 3 deals:
$4.9K -> $14.4K (+194%)
$4.0K -> $11.6K (+190%)
$1.9K -> $8.8K (+374%)
Now the other side. Total PnL is +$63.5K on $2.2M volume. That's about $3.31 per market, under 3 cents per dollar traded.
What I'd check before copying it:
-> the losing streaks, sort Closed by Date
-> how much it lost to keep that 2.9%
-> whether you could keep up with 96 markets a day
An edge on the cheap side, or just a lot of tickets?
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3 DAYS AGO THIS WALLET WAS UP $27,071 ON 15-MINUTE BITCOIN MARKETS.
TODAY IT'S UP $36.5K.
November 1 alone, Bitcoin Up or Down:
Up at 33.6¢: +$2,323
Up at 57.3¢: +$1,944
Up at 42.6¢: +$1,750
Down at 65.3¢: +$1,552
Down at 62¢: +$1,232
About $8.8K in five trades.
Profile: polymarket.com/profile/0xd33…
Open Closed and sort by Profit, then by Date.
The quoted post says it buys the side that's almost settled, at 77-87¢. The 18 biggest wins show a wider range: only 4 were entered above 77¢, 14 under 70¢.
Those 18 trades add up to about $34.8K. The other 213 markets net around $1.7K.
The history is short too. The first trades are from October 11, with entries like 2,216.7 Up at 99.1¢, about $2,197 risked to make $20.98.
What I'd check before copying it:
-> 3 weeks isn't a track record
-> how much rests on a few days (Oct 25 alone was about $11.9K)
-> the losses: one Nov 1 position lost $3,341
-> the 99.9¢ entries: $5,894 risked to make $5.90
A real system, or three good weeks?
3 DAYS AGO THIS WALLET WAS UP $27,071 ON 15-MINUTE BITCOIN MARKETS.
TODAY IT'S UP $36.5K.
November 1 alone, Bitcoin Up or Down:
Up at 33.6¢: +$2,323
Up at 57.3¢: +$1,944
Up at 42.6¢: +$1,750
Down at 65.3¢: +$1,552
Down at 62¢: +$1,232
About $8.8K in five trades.
Profile: polymarket.com/profile/0xd33…
Open Closed and sort by Profit, then by Date.
The quoted post says it buys the side that's almost settled, at 77-87¢. The 18 biggest wins show a wider range: only 4 were entered above 77¢, 14 under 70¢.
Those 18 trades add up to about $34.8K. The other 213 markets net around $1.7K.
The history is short too. The first trades are from October 11, with entries like 2,216.7 Up at 99.1¢, about $2,197 risked to make $20.98.
What I'd check before copying it:
-> 3 weeks isn't a track record
-> how much rests on a few days (Oct 25 alone was about $11.9K)
-> the losses: one Nov 1 position lost $3,341
-> the 99.9¢ entries: $5,894 risked to make $5.90
A real system, or three good weeks?
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While everyone else is losing money due to Bitcoin's crash following yesterday's hack, this trader made $27,071.92 by trading exclusively in these markets.
Profile: polymarket.com/profile/0xd33…
His strategy is simple:
Only Bitcoin Up or Down markets, mostly 15-minute ones. No other assets.
He buys the side that the market considers all but settled, usually at 77-87¢.
It enters the market with large trades ($11K-$12K per trade) and takes $1 per share.
The profit per trade is small 15-29% but at this volume, that amounts to thousands of dollars in 15 minutes.
No "x100." No "inside info." Just the system.
Top 3 deals:
$12.1K -> $15.6K (+28.9%)
$12.6K -> $14.5K (+15.3%)
$11.6K -> $13.5K (+16.6%)
While most people are panicking, wondering, “Will BTC crash or bounce back?”, he’s already buying into the answer that’s almost a given.
THIS WALLET BOUGHT BOTH SIDES OF THE SAME ETH MARKET.
AND MADE MONEY ON BOTH.
ETH reach $2,500 in October:
No at 82.4¢: +$2,918
Yes at 2.6¢: +$3,124 (+1,785%)
ETH dip to $2,100 in October:
No at 75.9¢: +$7,325
Yes at 7¢: +$1,761 (+618%)
Profile: polymarket.com/@getbipped?ta…
Open Closed and sort by Date.
This is getbipped. +$484.7K all-time on $35.1M volume, 2,701 markets.
It isn't magic. Both sides can only profit if at least one gets sold before the market closes. That $2,500 Yes bought at 2.6¢ works out to an exit around 49¢.
And it's far from clean:
-> ETH dip to $2,000 by Dec 31, No at 55.7¢: -$14,266
-> ETH reach $2,800 in October, Yes at 31.5¢: -$2,475
The biggest number is one trade. 545,322 Yes on ETH dip to $2,250 at 42.7¢ made $299,511, about 62% of all profit. Without it, about $185K in 14 months.
It also started somewhere else. In September 2025 this wallet traded short Solana markets. Today it's almost only ETH.
What I'd check before following any wallet:
-> how much of the profit is one trade
-> whether today's strategy is the one that made the money
-> what the losses look like, not only the wins
One great ETH call, or a real edge?
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THIS TRADER BLED THOUSANDS ON HIS FIRST TRADES, BUT ADAPTED AND FLIPPED HIS POLYMARKET ACCOUNT TO +$901,407.
No 100x leverage liquidations. Just pure macro analysis and survival of the smartest.
His current stats:
-> Total PnL: +$902.0K
-> Biggest single win: $454.9K
-> Total volume: $8.1M
👉 People think prediction markets are easy money. Check his brutal history and current massive bets yourself: polymarket.com/@tokor?via=Cr…
The Reality Check (See the screenshot):
If you look at his early history, it's a bloodbath. He lost -$22,066 betting ETH would hit $2,600, bled -$13,236 on $100K BTC dreams, and burned thousands on Oil.
The Comeback (Watch the video):
He stopped guessing wild moonshots and started trading realistic market corrections.
• ETH dip to $2,250: +$454,858 profit (191%)
• BTC reach $78,000: +$35,364 profit (628%)
• ETH dip to $2,400: +$42,133 profit (336%)
On crypto futures, those early mistakes would have liquidated his entire portfolio. On Polymarket, he survived, changed his strategy, and made nearly a million dollars.
How long would you survive in a bloody drawdown like this before closing everything at a loss?
THIS TRADER BLED THOUSANDS ON HIS FIRST TRADES, BUT ADAPTED AND FLIPPED HIS POLYMARKET ACCOUNT TO +$901,407.
No 100x leverage liquidations. Just pure macro analysis and survival of the smartest.
His current stats:
-> Total PnL: +$902.0K
-> Biggest single win: $454.9K
-> Total volume: $8.1M
👉 People think prediction markets are easy money. Check his brutal history and current massive bets yourself: polymarket.com/@tokor?via=Cr…
The Reality Check (See the screenshot):
If you look at his early history, it's a bloodbath. He lost -$22,066 betting ETH would hit $2,600, bled -$13,236 on $100K BTC dreams, and burned thousands on Oil.
The Comeback (Watch the video):
He stopped guessing wild moonshots and started trading realistic market corrections.
• ETH dip to $2,250: +$454,858 profit (191%)
• BTC reach $78,000: +$35,364 profit (628%)
• ETH dip to $2,400: +$42,133 profit (336%)
On crypto futures, those early mistakes would have liquidated his entire portfolio. On Polymarket, he survived, changed his strategy, and made nearly a million dollars.
How long would you survive in a bloody drawdown like this before closing everything at a loss?
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Crypto Mavka retweeted
All bittensor:native subnets combined are now at $1.37B ($904.5M staked, root excluded).
The subnet economy is no longer a side narrative — it’s becoming a meaningful share of the overall TAO value, and the staking ratio suggests participants are positioning for longer-term subnet activity rather than short-term speculation.
3 HOURS 50 MINUTES.
That's how long the attacker's code ran Binance's busiest Ethereum hot wallet, per Bitquery. Binance's own estimate for the whole hack is about $6.3B.
My first thought wasn't about the hacker. It was about the word "hot".
Exchanges split money on purpose. Hot wallets for what moves today, cold storage for what shouldn't move at all.
Most people on a sportsbook have one balance. Winnings, rent money and tonight's ticket all sit in the same number, one tap from the next game.
@parimatch has a small fix for that, called Vault:
> log in, go to Account, then Vault, below Deposit and Withdraw
> Top up moves eligible cash in. Any wagering requirements have to be finished first
> now you see two numbers, Cash money and Vault balance
> Withdraw brings it back. That's an internal transfer, not a withdrawal to an outside wallet
To be clear, Vault won't stop a hack. It sits inside your Parimatch account and separates balances, that's the feature. The useful part is one extra step between you and a bad decision at 2am.
Would a second balance actually stop you, or would you just move it back?
Bitquery timeline: bitquery.io/investigations/b…
Parimatch: parimatch.com
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MY HALLOWEEN BOX SAID $150.
IT'S NOT $150.
I opened box 4 of the @parimatch Halloween Advent Calendar today. 7 boxes, one opens per day, a countdown on top. Boxes 1-3 were already greyed out when I got there.
What mine gave me:
Mission: wager $150 in Nolimit City games.
Reward: 15 PM Coins.
So the $150 is what you play through, not what you get. The prize is the 15 coins.
Other boxes can show things like 200 free spins, a 50 USDT cash bonus or 20% cashback. Those are possible rewards, not a set package.
Before you take any box, open its terms and check 5 things: are you eligible, is there a deposit or wager, which games count, any limits, and when it expires. Each box has its own.
Where to find it: log in, tap the Halloween banner on the main page, open today's box.
What did your box give you?
Calendar: parimatch.com/offers/adventC…
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THE MARKET SAYS THE PACKERS WIN TONIGHT. IT ALSO SAYS THIS GAME IS A COIN FLIP.
Both prices are live on Talis right now. @talistrade put them side by side:
Panthers to win: 36%
Panthers +3.5: 50¢
Same game. The whole gap sits inside 3.5 points.
I asked Talis AI what would make the Panthers +3.5 call wrong. Its answer fit in one line: a Packers margin of 4 or more. Carolina covers if it wins outright or loses by 3 or fewer, and there's no push at 3.5.
So a Packers win by a field goal still pays the Panthers side. That's the part people miss when they only ask who wins.
The ticket I'd look at:
$10 on Panthers +3.5 at 50¢
pays $20.04 if it hits
fee: 0.05%, about half a cent
The AI is a second opinion, not a prediction. I haven't placed it yet, the call is still mine.
Kickoff is 02:15 Kyiv time (00:15 UTC).
Packers by 3 or less, or Packers by 4+?
to try it:
> go to app.talis.trade
> use my code - CRYPTOMAVK_B461
You can lose the full $10 on a position like this, size it like you can.
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ONE NVIDIA B300 RUNNING FOR A MONTH:
$12,994 ON AWS.
AS LITTLE AS $2,920 ON BITTENSOR $TAO.
The B300 is Nvidia's newest AI chip. AWS charges $17.80 an hour for it. Lium, a subnet on @bittensor, lists it from $4. Run it 24/7 for 730 hours and the gap is about $10,000 a month, for one GPU.
Per hour, by Telnyx's October price check:
AWS: $17.80
Oracle: $15.00
Nebius: $7.85-9.50
Runpod: $6.94-7.89
Lium on Bittensor: from $4
The $4 is the cheapest listing. The 30-day median renters actually paid on Lium was $4.99 to $8, depending on the version. Still under half of AWS.
And people are paying it. 358 of Lium's 451 B300s are rented right now.
Bittensor is a network of subnets, independent teams that sell AI services and get rewarded through $TAO . I hold some, so I'm biased. But a price tag is easier to explain than a whitepaper.
Would you rent a GPU from a decentralized network at less than half the AWS price?