I recently observed an interesting phenomenon. On Polymarket, a trader(Account88888)'s trading records were visualized, and the scene was truly stunning—the frequency, the rhythm, it was almost like a machine operating around the clock, continuously making profits.
But thinking carefully, this reveals a core truth: as long as you thoroughly understand your trading strategy, automation is actually not far from ordinary people. It’s not some advanced black technology.
The key is how to study the strategy. Here’s a practical approach—using GPT’s deep research mode directly. Honestly, the efficiency of this tool is really impressive. You can let it help you organize trading logic, backtest ideas, and even optimize execution details. Once you understand this, automated trading is not far from you.
So instead of envying accounts that trade 24/7, it’s better to spend time building your own strategy framework. Once the mechanism is streamlined, the rest becomes much simpler.
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RumbleValidator
· 10h ago
A thorough strategy can enable automation. The logic is sound, but the execution gap is significant. The real bottleneck is not the tools themselves, but the credibility of the data and whether the node stability can support 24-hour high-frequency verification.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 10h ago
Hmm... It sounds like a promotional article selling GPT, but automation isn't as mysterious as it seems.
Account88888 has such a high frequency, basically just strong execution.
But to be honest, automating without understanding the strategy is just losing money automatically.
GPT is still somewhat useful for helping to organize logic, but backtest data needs to be real.
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FlatTax
· 10h ago
Sounds good, but is the frequency of Account88888 really stable? Or are there also times when things go wrong?
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SelfMadeRuggee
· 10h ago
Account 88888, that frequency is indeed absolute, but to be honest, it's still about strategy.
Once you understand the logic thoroughly, automation isn't that mysterious.
GPT's deep mode can indeed help quickly organize thoughts, saving a lot of detours.
Instead of envying others for running orders 24 hours a day, it's better to first clarify your own framework.
Ultimately, it's a matter of execution. Having ideas without action is pointless.
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StealthMoon
· 10h ago
Sounds pretty cool, but I feel like this theory is a bit too optimistic... The real issue is the strategy itself, not automation.
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AltcoinHunter
· 10h ago
Watching stories of accounts earning millions per month, to me it's just a lullaby.
Can GPT help with backtesting? Fine, I’ll believe your nonsense for now and feed it my own losing trades to try.
Honestly, it's still the same—people who understand strategies have already been making money and wouldn't be here giving you a lecture.
I recently observed an interesting phenomenon. On Polymarket, a trader(Account88888)'s trading records were visualized, and the scene was truly stunning—the frequency, the rhythm, it was almost like a machine operating around the clock, continuously making profits.
But thinking carefully, this reveals a core truth: as long as you thoroughly understand your trading strategy, automation is actually not far from ordinary people. It’s not some advanced black technology.
The key is how to study the strategy. Here’s a practical approach—using GPT’s deep research mode directly. Honestly, the efficiency of this tool is really impressive. You can let it help you organize trading logic, backtest ideas, and even optimize execution details. Once you understand this, automated trading is not far from you.
So instead of envying accounts that trade 24/7, it’s better to spend time building your own strategy framework. Once the mechanism is streamlined, the rest becomes much simpler.