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@RetroValix
This guy used Grok Bot to build a two-sided market-making system on Polymarket
Result: +$179,327
The system trades BTC Up/Down markets with an average trade size of $52.78 and 112.5 trades per active hour
It places limit orders for both outcomes, builds complete sets for less than $1, and manages the remaining directional exposure
Six AI agents work together as one system:
> SCAN: Tracks prices on both sides, the spread, liquidity, and time until the market closes
> QUOTE: Sets bid prices and order sizes for Up and Down, updating them as the market moves and inventory changes
> PAIR: Calculates the combined cost of each Up/Down pair and identifies complete sets below $1
> BALANCE: Manages directional exposure from unpaired shares
> EXEC: Places, cancels, and replaces orders. Tracks fills and shares updated position data with the other agents
> AUDIT: Reviews results, measures how much edge remains after rebalancing, and identifies opportunities to improve efficiency
Each agent has ongoing responsibilities and its own working context
Handoffs connect the stages
Skills store the workflow rules
Routines run checks and generate reports
This trader’s Polymarket account: Polkadot-Frog
The edge of this six-agent system depends on the combined cost of both outcomes and execution quality. Rebalancing reduces the remaining directional exposure
Result: +$179,327
The system trades BTC Up/Down markets with an average trade size of $52.78 and 112.5 trades per active hour
It places limit orders for both outcomes, builds complete sets for less than $1, and manages the remaining directional exposure
Six AI agents work together as one system:
> SCAN: Tracks prices on both sides, the spread, liquidity, and time until the market closes
> QUOTE: Sets bid prices and order sizes for Up and Down, updating them as the market moves and inventory changes
> PAIR: Calculates the combined cost of each Up/Down pair and identifies complete sets below $1
> BALANCE: Manages directional exposure from unpaired shares
> EXEC: Places, cancels, and replaces orders. Tracks fills and shares updated position data with the other agents
> AUDIT: Reviews results, measures how much edge remains after rebalancing, and identifies opportunities to improve efficiency
Each agent has ongoing responsibilities and its own working context
Handoffs connect the stages
Skills store the workflow rules
Routines run checks and generate reports
This trader’s Polymarket account: Polkadot-Frog
The edge of this six-agent system depends on the combined cost of both outcomes and execution quality. Rebalancing reduces the remaining directional exposure
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