A trading robot has recently become popular on a certain prediction platform — turning a $900 initial capital into $208,000 in three months. How did it do it?

This system focuses exclusively on eSports events, mainly League of Legends and DOTA 2 matches. The key is speed: when the first kill, team objective, or large-scale battle occurs in the live broadcast, the prices on the prediction platform often haven't reacted yet. The robot completes the order within this time gap.

In simple terms, it's an information advantage. As soon as official data and live content appear, this robot has already analyzed and placed its orders. When the market follows the trend and adjusts prices, the profit is already locked in. Earning a pure profit of $208,521 in three months relies precisely on this millisecond-level reaction advantage.