2025-12-24 04:30:26

Prediction markets have now become a money-making channel for many people. The key is to seize two opportunities: when a new market just opens, it often has poor liquidity, so you can try placing low-priced open orders and wait to profit from the price difference. Another approach is more detailed—look for markets with obviously imbalanced liquidity and clear outcomes, and use reverse thinking to buy the severely undervalued NO options. This type of operation has controllable risks, and if you persist, the annualized returns can reach 30-50%.

In addition to the prediction market, there are also opportunities in silver LOF. If you master the arbitrage tricks, earning 200 yuan a day is not a dream. The key is still to understand the underlying logic of the market and to seize the moments when supply and demand are imbalanced.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 20h ago

Laughing out loud, it's the same old nested logic... Poor liquidity and placing orders to exploit the spread, easy to say, but in reality, it's just waiting for a dump. Annualized 30-50%? Come on, those numbers are pretty magical and fabricated. Silver LOF earning 200 per day is not as good as just working a regular job, and you don't have to watch the market every day.

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CryptoCross-TalkClub

· 12-24 05:00

Laughing to death, an annualized return of 30-50% still has "controllable risk", how can this term be used so smoothly? It really is about panning for gold in the prediction market, buying the NO option with reverse thinking, I would call this "gambling with IQ and probability" Making 200 bucks a day sounds good, but if you believe it, you'll become the next sucker to be harvested, no doubt about it. Arbitrage tips? Everyone at home, this is the "secret" that everyone in the crypto world talks about but no one truly masters. A market with imbalanced liquidity is indeed easy to exploit, provided you are not the last dumb buyer.

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CryptoTherapist

· 12-24 04:50

ngl the psychological resistance levels on these prediction markets hit different when liquidity's that thin... like ur literally watching market anxiety peak in real time no? the real therapeutic breakthrough happens when u stop fighting the bid-ask spread and just *breathe* into the imbalance lol

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DefiPlaybook

· 12-24 04:47

Annualized 30-50%? This data sounds a bit mystical, can it really be achieved on-chain? [GT] It's the old trick of Liquidity Mining, the key is not to be killed by Impermanent Loss. Making profits from the bid-ask spread sounds easy, but gas fees can eat it all up in one go. There is indeed arbitrage space in prediction markets, but such high returns usually mean high risks are lurking behind. Annualized 50% sounds great, but can it still be withdrawn three months later? That's the real question. Is the undervalued NO option a reverse buy the dip? You need to see clearly if it is truly undervalued or if there are reasons for the drop. Silver LOF earns 200 per day, it feels like it can only work within a specific range. What I fear the most is that this logic will fail in the next cycle. It sounds good, but how many people can actually execute it stably?

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YieldFarmRefugee

· 12-24 04:43

I have tried low-priced bilateral open orders, and I have indeed experienced some price differences, but insisting on an annualized return of 30-50%? That sounds a bit suspicious. The reverse buy the dip NO option sounds nice, but I'm afraid of stepping into a trap too quickly. Daily earnings of 200 from silver LOF feel even more fantastical; I should just watch more before taking action. The prediction market is too deep; newbies are easily played for suckers. It's easy to say, but hard to do; there are not many who can make stable profits.

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