In prediction markets, true windfalls are often hidden within seemingly absurd odds.
Polymarket has seen many comeback stories. Some people, by keenly capturing information flow, turned an initial investment of $125 into a profit of $357,000 — this is the classic trading case from 2025.
Behind seemingly chaotic order books, there is actually a battle of information advantage. Retail investors often chase gains and sell on dips, while savvy traders lie in wait where others can't see. It's not luck, but a pathological understanding of market rhythm, combined with precise entry timing, that enables such a leap across tiers.
The way to play prediction markets is like this — details determine life or death.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 6h ago
Wait, playing with $125 to reach 357k? That number is so outrageous that I almost want to believe it haha
Information asymmetry is the key, retail investors are always catching the last baton
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WagmiOrRekt
· 7h ago
125 to 350,000? How sharp must the sense be for that? I’ve been thinking for a long time but still can’t figure out how he did it.
The information gap is definitely a factor, but the real question is how we can be one step ahead of others to catch it.
The saying "details determine life or death" sounds harsh, but in practice, it’s a bloody lesson.
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 7h ago
125 to 357,000? How sharp is this guy's information sense? I looked at the market depth for a long time and still couldn't make sense of it.
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ApyWhisperer
· 7h ago
125 dollars turns into 350,000? Honestly, it's just good luck and catching the information gap, not some pathological understanding.
Just listen, those who really make money won't post these case studies.
Polymarket is just a reinforced gambling platform; don't be brainwashed by these stories.
The saying "details determine life and death" is too absolute; luck plays a big role.
Information gap? Come on, ordinary retail investors can't see those "ambush points."
Making money in prediction markets relies on avoiding crowded places, but those are often the tricks to get money.
In the case of 3.57 million, how much was lost back later? I only heard half of it.
Truly knowledgeable? Most are just armchair experts afterward; frankly, it's survivor bias.
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token_therapist
· 7h ago
125 bucks to make 350,000? Wake up, brother, the odds are even lower than winning the lottery.
Retail investors are always the chopped leeks. The information gap, to put it simply, is when someone has access to data you can't see.
I've heard the phrase "details determine life or death" too many times. I really want to know how to avoid getting cut.
In prediction markets, true windfalls are often hidden within seemingly absurd odds.
Polymarket has seen many comeback stories. Some people, by keenly capturing information flow, turned an initial investment of $125 into a profit of $357,000 — this is the classic trading case from 2025.
Behind seemingly chaotic order books, there is actually a battle of information advantage. Retail investors often chase gains and sell on dips, while savvy traders lie in wait where others can't see. It's not luck, but a pathological understanding of market rhythm, combined with precise entry timing, that enables such a leap across tiers.
The way to play prediction markets is like this — details determine life or death.