Recently, a trader in the prediction market has gained fame for his ruthless tactics. He targeted XRP's 15-minute price movement predictions, specifically taking advantage of the least liquid weekend evenings.
His approach is quite clear: first, he aggressively bets on the predicted rise, regardless of the odds, by placing large orders to force the opposing bots to sell to him. When the 15-minute settlement is near, he switches to the spot market and directly intervenes in the XRP price with about 1 million USDT. Although this can only cause a 0.5% increase, in a short 15-minute prediction cycle, it's enough to change the outcome.
Immediately after the prediction settles, he liquidates his spot holdings and walks away unscathed. The most astonishing part is that his actual control cost was only around $6,000, yet he ended up earning over $230,000 from the prediction market.
Of course, some bot opponents reacted quickly and managed to shut down their programs in time to avoid losses. But those with slower responses suffered greatly—some bots were drained of an entire year's profits. This incident also highlights how much influence small capital can have during low liquidity periods.
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ProofOfNothing
· 21h ago
Damn, this technique is just outrageous. Low liquidity periods are really a hunting ground.
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RetailTherapist
· 21h ago
Wow, is this the legendary "exploiting the robot for profit"? Making $6,000 to earn $230,000, this move is absolutely incredible.
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PrivateKeyParanoia
· 22h ago
This is a typical liquidity hunt, easily repeatedly preyed upon during weekend nights.
Damn, $6,000 levered up to $230,000. How is this leverage ratio calculated...
Manipulation prediction platforms, betting robots—how much do you need to understand arbitrage logic?
It's incredible, the coordinated harvesting between spot and prediction markets. Robots can't keep up and get wiped out.
That's why I'm still a bit wary of centralized prediction platforms; the worse the liquidity, the greater the risk.
Players have strong mental resilience—daring to do this with only $6,000 in capital.
Recently, a trader in the prediction market has gained fame for his ruthless tactics. He targeted XRP's 15-minute price movement predictions, specifically taking advantage of the least liquid weekend evenings.
His approach is quite clear: first, he aggressively bets on the predicted rise, regardless of the odds, by placing large orders to force the opposing bots to sell to him. When the 15-minute settlement is near, he switches to the spot market and directly intervenes in the XRP price with about 1 million USDT. Although this can only cause a 0.5% increase, in a short 15-minute prediction cycle, it's enough to change the outcome.
Immediately after the prediction settles, he liquidates his spot holdings and walks away unscathed. The most astonishing part is that his actual control cost was only around $6,000, yet he ended up earning over $230,000 from the prediction market.
Of course, some bot opponents reacted quickly and managed to shut down their programs in time to avoid losses. But those with slower responses suffered greatly—some bots were drained of an entire year's profits. This incident also highlights how much influence small capital can have during low liquidity periods.