Polymarket copy trading has been quite popular recently, but with these kinds of Open Source projects, one must be careful, or else the Private Key could be lost.

Today I sold my two-year-old iPhone X on Zhuanzhuan
Originally, I bought it for 900 yuan at Zhuanzhuan at the end of 2023 to facilitate crypto trading. Plus, the internal screen was leaking liquid, so I didn't have high expectations for the resale price.
But what I found interesting was that Zhuanzhuan's recycling uses a real-time auction mode.
Zhuanzhuan's official and other platform merchants bid together. Zhuanzhuan only offered 130, but in the end, the phone was auctioned at 219.
This kind of auction bidding mode is still very beneficial for users, allowing them to enjoy a certain premium.

With a top-tier project launching, will there be wealth opportunities within the ecosystem?

Yesterday I followed the smart money and made a bet, but I didn't expect to lose so badly.

What constitutes an excellent public relations and rumor refutation statement? Furui has provided the answer, and all public relations teams in the crypto world should learn on their knees.
Before adding "currently" to the plan for capturing Japanese soldiers, how many people would brainstorm all night and still not come up with this brilliant point?

This morning's game between BNA Eagles and Suns was classified by me as a Black Swan Event type on @Polymarket.
The Suns had a winning probability of over 98%, but were ultimately overtaken by the Hawks who closed the gap.
We can get three reviews:
Firstly, it once again verifies the inadvisability of the tail-end strategy on polymarket, especially for sports competitions, where the probability of a Black Swan Event occurring is too high. Sweeping the tail-end can lead to small gains but large losses, as I have mentioned multiple times in my previous articles.
Secondly, even smart money in

Interesting things are happening on Polymarket, as two high win-rate traders opened a bet against each other in a CFB match.
The teams in this match are Texas State University (left) vs. University of Southern Mississippi (right), and the current winning probabilities on Polymarket are 40%:60%.
Recently, @KMayuravarma, who has gained a lot of attention and has total earnings exceeding $3 million, bet $1.2 million on the University of Southern Mississippi to win. He has placed bets on a total of 21 CFB events, winning 15 of them, with a win rate of 71%.
But another player with an 83% win rate i

For the smart money in copy trading on @Polymarket, especially in competitive events with shorter cycles and higher uncertainty, besides finding high win-rate players, there is also a reference group.
If you simply copy trade one player, your risk tolerance is very poor. Due to different betting ratios and capital sizes, they might lose hundreds of thousands in a single match, but you could lose just a few thousand u and it could be life-threatening.
Therefore, smart money should be regarded as a "think tank," analyzing the capital volume and betting positions of multiple players.
Additionally

Doesn't anyone think it's ridiculous and frightening that Paxos can just issue 300 trillion stablecoins whenever they want? Where is the risk control? Where is the program audit?
Prevention is always more important than damage control. The Paxos incident is akin to a certain country's currency being accidentally overprinted, and then just saying, "Sorry, we will burn the excess."
Today, if there can be erroneous issuance, perhaps tomorrow the founder might find himself on the road without money to buy a pancake and casually issue a few stablecoins for payment. It's a chilling t