Is this kind of money printing even something you dare to share openly?

Yesterday, a "scientist" in a prediction market
completely 공개ed his script and profit logic.
It's not macro judgment, not directional prediction,
but a nearly mechanical arbitrage process.
After watching, I only have one feeling:
This is not trading, this is exploiting system loopholes.
The market he chose is very critical
It's not betting on a big trend,
not betting on a one-sided trend,
but—
👉 #BTC Short-term price movement prediction market (UP / DOWN)
This market has a "original sin":
Every opening, the probability always starts from 50% / 50%.
And as long as it opens at 50%,
it means— the price will definitely be skewed.
Volatility is not an accident,
volatility is inevitable.
Bot 1: Eats "opening pin"
The first bot does only one thing:
Watch the 2 minutes before opening.
The trigger condition is very simple and crude:

Regardless of UP or DOWN

Probability within 2 minutes

Instantly shifts more than 15%

And maintains ≥ 3 seconds

👉 Bot1 immediately takes the pin, buying the skewed side.
The key rule is only one sentence:
After buying once, never add to the same position.
It doesn't bet on direction,
only recognizes "imbalance."
Bot 2: Not judgment, but harvesting
After Bot1 enters,
Bot2 starts doing the real profit-making.
Trigger condition:
Bot1's transaction price

The current best ask price on the other side
< 0.95 (parameters adjustable)

Once satisfied,
Bot2 immediately buys on the other side.
At this point,
the entire trading cycle ends.
Why is this "stable arbitrage"?
Because at this moment, you hold:

Equal amount of UP shares

Equal amount of DOWN shares

Whether BTC ultimately rises or falls:
👉 You will definitely get $1 at settlement.
And your total cost:
👉 < $0.95
In other words:
Each round, the system has already locked in ≥5% profit for you.
No prediction,
no emotion,
no judgment.
The scariest part is not making money, but setting goals.
The author clearly states the goal of this bot:
Not to be smart once,
but to never make mistakes in the long run.
Not betting on win rate,
not betting on direction,
only betting:

The market will definitely fluctuate
People will definitely rush to jump in
The system will definitely be skewed
This is not Alpha,
this is structural arbitrage.
The only question at the end is:
When this logic:

Can be replicated

Can be scaled

Can run automatically

Then, does the "odds" in prediction markets
reflect information,
or are they continuously harvested by robots?
Some markets,
seem to let you bet on the future,
but in reality—
they just provide stable cash flow for faster, cooler machines.
This thing,
really does look a bit like printing money.