加密熊市创业指南第三弹:预测市场AI跟单Bot
- Core Thesis: With the surge in prediction market trading volume (surpassing $25.7 billion in March) and platforms like Polymarket opening API interfaces, AI-driven prediction market copy trading bots are emerging as a new entrepreneurial track. They profit by following high-win-rate players betting on event outcomes, distinguishing themselves from the zero-sum game of Meme coins.
- Key Elements:
- Approximately 31% of Polymarket users are profitable, with skilled winners accounting for 3.14%. For instance, user Theo4 leads with a profit of $22.05 million, indicating a clear path to monetizing knowledge.
- The core competitiveness of prediction market AI copy trading bots lies in three key functions: filtering high-win-rate addresses, rapidly executing follow strategies, and efficiently screening betting events to meet user copy trading needs.
- Existing products include Polybot (automated airdrop betting), Kreo (solo-developed, over 13,000 users), and Chance (aggregating platforms like Kalshi). However, users should be aware of associated risks.
- The risks of prediction market copy trading are real, including event reversals and upsets. Unlike the chip game of Meme coins, the counterparty here is opposing users rather than project teams.
- With major sports events like the World Cup and political events approaching, prediction market copy trading bots may see explosive growth, establishing a "selling shovels" profit model.
Original|Odaily Planet Daily(@OdailyChina)
Author|Wenser(@wenser 2010 )

The meme coin craze is gradually fading, giving way to a surge in prediction market trading.
In March this year, prediction market trading volume grew over 10% year-over-year, surpassing $25.7 billion. Aside from geopolitical bets driven by the US-Iran situation, sports events like the NCAA and cryptocurrency price fluctuation bets also contributed significantly to the sector. At the same time, Polymarket's open CLI, Skill, AI Agent payment applications, and API interfaces have opened the door wide for AI Agents to operate in the prediction market. Thanks to Polymarket's currently open front-end interface, the recently updated V2 API, and various profit leaderboards, the next hot entrepreneurial track in the market might just be the prediction market AI copy-trading Bot.
Odaily Planet Daily reminds users that the following content is purely opinion sharing and does not constitute investment advice or endorsement. Please be aware of the risks associated with using tools or the potential loss of capital from copy-trading.
Why is a Prediction Market AI Copy-Trading Bot Necessary?
From a profitability perspective, according to research data from a previous article, "10 Truths of Prediction Markets: Only 3.14% 'True Winners' Among Polymarket's 1.72 Million Addresses", as of last December, over 32% of the 1.72 million Polymarket addresses were profitable. By April this year, data from Parity, a prediction market data platform, showed the number of Polymarket users increased to 2.43 million, but the proportion of profitable players remained high at 31%. Among them:
- Accounts with profits over $1 million accounted for 0.0043%, equivalent to 104 people;
- Accounts with profits between $100,000 and $1 million accounted for 0.05%, or 1,165 people;
- Accounts with profits between $10,000 and $100,000 accounted for 0.4%, or 9,654 people;
- Accounts with profits between $1,000 and $10,000 accounted for 2.23%, or 54,127 people;
- Accounts with profits between $100 and $1,000 accounted for 5.24%, or 127,342 people;
- Accounts with profits between $0 and $100 accounted for 23.09%, or 561,422 people.

According to Polymarket's official leaderboard, for historical profits, user Theo4 tops the list with $22.05 million in earnings. Previously, he had bet $8.5 million on the 2024 election, making over $13.7 million in profit.

It's clear that although the wealth-creation effect isn't as staggering as the former meme coin frenzy, prediction markets are indeed a path to potential profit.
As the research conclusion in the article "10 Truths of Prediction Markets: Only 3.14% 'True Winners' Among Polymarket's 1.72 Million Addresses" suggests, there are approximately 3.14% "skill-based winners" in the prediction market. Relying on their professional expertise, news sensitivity, and other abilities, they repeatedly select the eventual factual outcomes in betting events, earning direct rewards for their insight.
Fengdubiying, whom we interviewed earlier as "The First Person in the Polymarket Chinese Community" who achieved over 220x returns in 25 days, once said, "Polymarket doesn't restrict copy-trading; you can clearly see the ultimate winners and top holders in betting events."
Furthermore, unlike meme coins which require "fast copy-trading and swift selling," copy-trading in prediction markets like Polymarket doesn't involve worrying about becoming "exit liquidity" for whales or market leaders. The bet is purely on accurately predicting event outcomes. Your counterparty isn't the event creator or the prediction market platform itself, but rather the "opponent holding opposing Yes/No chips" who disagrees with your assessment.
Of course, unlike risks like developers rug-pulling in meme coins, the risks in prediction market copy-trading are also objective. A game, an event, a political election—the process can be filled with numerous probability fluctuations. Unexpected upsets, event reversals, and dark horse breakthroughs are all possible. A high number of profitable trades and a high win rate doesn't guarantee a sure win every time you copy-trade.
What is the Core Competitiveness of a Prediction Market AI Copy-Trading Bot?
Having discussed the possibility and market demand for prediction market AI copy-trading Bots, the next step is naturally to discuss the specific functions of these tools and the criteria for judging their quality.
In my view, the core functional aspects of a prediction market AI copy-trading Bot lie in the following three areas:
First, a sufficient pool of "high-win-rate addresses." Aside from profit leaderboards for different timeframes (monthly, weekly, etc.) and different sectors (politics, sports, e-sports), a prediction market AI copy-trading Bot isn't too different from a meme coin copy-trading Bot. The key remains a set of cross-verifiable, high-win-rate prediction market addresses or professional players. "If you lack insight, you must know how to follow." The premise of this saying is that there is someone worth following. In this regard, data filtering is paramount. Tagging these corresponding high-win-rate players with precise and reference-worthy labels is also indispensable.
Second, a fast execution strategy. Whether it's buying the dip alongside a high-win-rate player, or timely selling or waiting for event resolution alongside them, there are still cost differences in copy-trading prediction markets. Therefore, execution speed is also a core function of the tool. Additionally, prediction market AI copy-trading Bots can formulate different sell strategies for users to choose from.
Third, efficient betting event screening. Just as choosing the "golden dog" in the complex meme coin market is crucial, an essential skill in the prediction market is filtering out targets with short timeframes, moderate odds, and sufficient liquidity from a myriad of events. This is a function that copy-trading tools must consider. Of course, being able to filter based on multiple criteria like total betting capital, tags for high-win-rate players, and explanations of settlement rules would be even better.
Brief Overview of Existing Copy-Trading Products in the Prediction Market: Polybot, Kreo, Chance
Polybot: An Automated Betting Tool Born for Airdrops
Official Account: https://x.com/TradePolyBot
This tool's main concept is "serving the Polymarket token POLY airdrop interactions." Users can set up automated trading using this Bot to achieve "one-minute strategy configuration, 24/7 automatic operation."

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Kreo: A Copy-Trading Tool Launched by an Individual Developer
Official Account: https://x.com/kreoapp
Launched by former Xiaomi engineer and independent developer wuli, it boasts speed and numerous features. According to the latest tweet from the official account, the newest version has added the following functions: copy-trading task manager; customizable profit/loss sharing materials in video and image formats; batch editing of copy-trading tasks; real-time display of crypto up/down markets; prevention of duplicate copy-trades; automatic filtering for league sports events; and viewing the top 50 bettors for crypto up/down events. According to the official bot interface, the tool's user count has exceeded 13,000.

Official Bot Page
Chance: A Prediction Market Aggregator
Official Account: https://x.com/Chance_
The main advantage of this platform is aggregating multiple prediction market platforms including Kalshi, Polymarket, Opinion, and Predict.fun. It also offers some analytical functions like smart money tracking and a calendar. It's worth noting that this platform is currently in an early test version and may contain bugs or other risks. Odaily Planet Daily reminds users to use it cautiously, avoid investing too much capital, and be mindful of security risks.

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Conclusion: In Any Market, the 'Shovel Sellers' Always Make Money
Once upon a time, during the meme coin frenzy driven by pump.fun, copy-trading Bots like gmgn.ai, abot, and Axiom made a killing. Now, in the context of a "big year" for prediction markets, prediction market copy-trading Bots might experience a boom fueled by a series of popular sports events like the World Cup and political events. If there are project teams in need of media promotion or business cooperation, feel free to contact Odaily Planet Daily. Let's all work together to contribute to the construction of the crypto world.
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