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Created some bots to track insiders on @Polymarket. Caught both insiders in the ZachXBT and Iran markets.
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another win for polylab 👀
Created some bots to track insiders on @Polymarket. Caught both insiders in the ZachXBT and Iran markets.
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Added this bot exclusively to our server polylab that is totally free to use
we have more bots here whale scanner, fresh wallet scanners, alpha signals, wallet scanner, sports scanner and more for totally free
like + rtweet and comment to get instant free access
also huge thanks to @SelenkaOnChain for the idea
I probably got rugged by @Polymarket on a low-liquidity market… but someone made $10k last week on the EXACT same glitch.
Last week: LoL match where Polymarket put a NON-EXISTENT team.
Guy bought at 3¢ → cashed 17x when they resolved 50/50 per rules.
Thread 👇
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Caught another insider on Polymarket: a fresh wallet placed a $10k bet on Michael B. Jordan winning Best Actor at the Oscars just 1 hour before the announcement
Created some bots to track insiders on @Polymarket. Caught both insiders in the ZachXBT and Iran markets.
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mf is himself living in USA
The best time till now to be born in India is now.
That is 2026.
By 2046, when the person is 20, they will be in the world's second biggest economy (China will stumble) with infra on par with any country and a cost of living that's unbeatable, providing great ease of living.
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jesse retweeted
People want in, lets do it.
🎁10 SPOTS GTD🎁
Like, RT, Tag 2 friends
must follow @GoblynzNFT + @itsnot_demarco
Closing in 5 hours ✅
Was talking with @magicburp and man i just love their art.
He gave me a couple spots to give away for his upcoming project @GoblynzNFT
Who wants in ??
When the Industrial Revolution began, machines started replacing many handmade production processes.
What actually happened to the people whose jobs were taken over by machines was painful and highly unequal.
- Massive wage collapse for many skilled workers
- Wages often fell dramatically (by 50–80% in 10–20 years)
- Many skilled artisans could not find work at anything like their previous pay
People moved to rapidly growing industrial cities looking for any work. They ended up in:
- Overcrowded slums
- 12–16 hour factory days
- Very low pay (child and women’s labour was often cheaper)
- Dangerous conditions (lost limbs, lung diseases from dust, etc.)
This led to the Luddite movement. Skilled textile workers secretly organised, broke into factories at night, and smashed the machines that were destroying their livelihoods (especially wide power looms and gig mills).
The government responded harshly: executions, transportations to Australia, military crackdowns.
For the next 20–60 years, many did not “just find better jobs” quickly. A large number of displaced skilled workers never regained their previous living standard. They either:
- Became low-paid factory operatives
- Did casual labour (construction, dock work, street selling)
- Fell into poverty or the poorhouse
The machines didn’t simply “replace people and everyone quickly got new better jobs.” For many—especially skilled craftsmen in declining trades—it meant economic catastrophe, poverty, hunger, protest, repression, and forced movement into much worse working conditions for a generation or more.
Only over several decades did the economy create enough new kinds of jobs to absorb most people, and even then, life for ordinary workers remained harsh until the late 19th/early 20th century. Factory owners and businessmen grew wealthier while the working class became poorer
Introducing Claude Opus 4.6. Our smartest model got an upgrade.
Opus 4.6 plans more carefully, sustains agentic tasks for longer, operates reliably in massive codebases, and catches its own mistakes.
It’s also our first Opus-class model with 1M token context in beta.
the audacity of this clown, maybe we are the clowns who became part of this shitshow
Replying to @web3aniki
Significantly more, every sbt was 1$ the lowest allocation for any sbt I think right now is around $3 but the average is closer to $10. Blind boxes are a lot more since those were part of a $25 product + shipping.
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. @moonbirds devs are fucking vibe coder clowns, here is the password you all are looking for, took me fucking less than 2 mins
Go claim you $BIRB if you can
The $birb claim and Nesting 2.0 is now live.
claim.moonbirds.com
This is the ONLY official claim site, do not trust any other links and stay safe.
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told already 🤣🤡
Replying to @teelacream1 @0xZoom4X
i swear if these racist mfs mint out at this price, i’ll fucking leave crypto
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Replying to @candylabs_gg
t00ns are coming to base. smol supply, fair mint price, not leon with nub but g00d shyt
fwog had similar vibes and minted for free, yh bro, free
really @candylabs ? replying constructive criticism with racist comments?
holding @MrFreeman0 from mint and honestly i’m very bullish on them
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my 2 cents on nft tickets by @candylabs
- currently the nft ticket are at 0.7 sol
- everyone thinking that nft tickets = nub nft, that is not true
- nft tickets are going to dump hard once people realise that it’s not a free mint after mint price announcement
in my opinion there is no way whitelist of a paid mint should be valued more than 0.2 sol in this market

























