Never go all-in in prediction markets.

This guy just put on a textbook "wealth roller coaster": doubled twice in a row, then wiped out everything in the third prediction.

The first trade earned $5,000, the second one lucked out, raking in $250,000. But the very next day, he lost all $250,000 intact.

Accounts like this are nerve-wracking to watch—pure gamblers:

Honestly, this kind of play isn't about betting on probabilities; it's about chasing that adrenaline rush in a split second. In places like Polymarket, if you can't control your chips, no matter how thick your blood bar is, it can't withstand a wave of retracement.

The good news is, judging by this flow and win-loss value, he's likely to receive a lot of $POLY airdrops, which can be a small psychological comfort on the brink of bankruptcy.

This is a typical Degen ending—either ascend to heaven or end up in ICU.

If you want to use copy trading on Polymarket,

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