2025-12-27 14:45:45

We're launching a prediction market ARB bot initiative with $100k capital allocation and actively recruiting 2-3 co-builders to execute this project from ground zero.

If you have hands-on experience building protocol infrastructure, algorithmic trading bots, or market making systems, we'd love to collaborate. The role spans from architecture design to live market operations - so technical depth and execution focus are key.

Ready to roll? Come build something substantial in the prediction market space.

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DisillusiionOracle

· 10h ago

100k startup capital sounds good, but it feels like just another套路融资 (routines of fundraising) move.

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CounterIndicator

· 10h ago

100k startup capital to build a prediction market bot, this pace is a bit intense --- co-builder sounds good, but I'm worried it might just be another rug pull prelude --- There are indeed people seriously working on algorithmic trading bots, but execution is really the bottleneck --- Building this system from scratch, just the market making logic takes half a day to figure out --- Have you considered the possibility of arbitrage failure, or are you just betting that the market will always be inefficient --- Teams that can excel in both technical depth and execution focus are really rare --- Is it still possible to find gold in the prediction market at this stage? I'm a bit skeptical --- Putting in 100k directly, isn't that a bit risky? Feels like more cautious capital allocation is needed --- Looks reliable, but most projects of this kind tend to die at the execution stage

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0xOverleveraged

· 10h ago

With a startup capital of 100k to do prediction market arbitrage, it sounds good but also feels like a bunch of idealism. Not gonna lie, these kinds of projects all end up dying on execution, and only a few can truly go from 0 to 1. Algorithmic trading sounds fancy, but in practice, handling all the edge cases when running it can be a nightmare.

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