In prediction market trading, it is often easy to be attracted by high-profile voices, while ignoring those "quietly making money" addresses. For example, certain trading accounts never jump on hot topics, have very low presence, but the account data tells everything.
The accumulated profit of these accounts has approached $1 million, and the key is—this is not achieved through one or two big gambles. Instead, it is built gradually through a series of carefully selected trades that seem ordinary but are actually highly asymmetrical in odds. This trading logic is especially evident in prediction markets: most people pursue explosive moments and topics, while those who truly make money repeatedly verify the opportunity of "small probability, big return" in obscure corners. Data never lies.
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DaoResearcher
· 12-26 13:58
According to on-chain data analysis, this case perfectly illustrates the practical application of the Kelly criterion in prediction markets—odds asymmetry is the true source of alpha, rather than volatility. It is worth noting that this "silent accumulation" trading pattern essentially reflects the signal discrimination mechanism in information economics.
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ShibaMillionairen't
· 12-26 13:57
Really, I don't even look at those accounts that boast every day anymore. Instead, I focus on those ignored addresses—those are the real money-making machines.
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MetaverseVagrant
· 12-26 13:42
Really, the more low-profile the account, the more money it makes. This is the reality.
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MEVHunterBearish
· 12-26 13:34
Really, the more low-key you are, the more you earn. I've seen it all along. Those who call out trades every day are just here to harvest the little guys; the ones quietly accumulating are the true winners.
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rugged_again
· 12-26 13:30
Really, those who post trading screenshots every day actually suffer the biggest losses. I've seen too many cases.
In prediction market trading, it is often easy to be attracted by high-profile voices, while ignoring those "quietly making money" addresses. For example, certain trading accounts never jump on hot topics, have very low presence, but the account data tells everything.
The accumulated profit of these accounts has approached $1 million, and the key is—this is not achieved through one or two big gambles. Instead, it is built gradually through a series of carefully selected trades that seem ordinary but are actually highly asymmetrical in odds. This trading logic is especially evident in prediction markets: most people pursue explosive moments and topics, while those who truly make money repeatedly verify the opportunity of "small probability, big return" in obscure corners. Data never lies.