2025-12-29 20:28:41

The prediction of character deaths in Season 5 of "Stranger Things" caused a big joke on Polymarket. The bettors' predictions mostly failed, while those who stuck to rational analysis ended up laughing last.

One Polymarket trader benefited greatly. He made a bold judgment on the fate of the eight main characters—no one would die in Season 5. Although this prediction was initially ignored by the market and the odds were pitifully low, he chose to stick with it. In the end, this trade earned him about $143,000.

The key was his timing of entry. While the market was still debating various death hypotheses, he had already locked in his position at a super low price. As a result, when the new trailer was released and key plot points were revealed, the market collectively reacted—turns out everyone had overcomplicated things.

This is the magic of prediction markets. Not following the crowd, not being emotional, speaking with data and logic—often allows for successful bottom-fishing during chaotic odds. Such reversals happen every day on Polymarket.

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GmGmNoGn

· 3h ago

Damn, this guy really made a fortune. He quietly made a profit of $140,000.

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ProofOfNothing

· 3h ago

Hey everyone, buying without any casualties directly earns over 140,000. This guy is really a genius at contrarian strategies. --- Another story like this—when the market group collectively goes crazy, it's actually the best opportunity to get in. --- There's nothing wrong with not following the trend, but very few people can truly do it. --- Places like Polymarket are always playing reversal dramas every day; the ones who always profit are the calm and collected. --- Buying low and selling high sounds simple, but the difficulty of execution is sky-high... How many can really stick to it when it matters most?

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PermabullPete

· 3h ago

Damn, did this guy really win the bet that all in without anyone dying? The courage to buy the dip at low prices must be huge. --- It's always about making big profits by reverse trading during these chaotic odds times. Polymarket lives off this. --- Stick to rational analysis and you'll laugh last. It sounds easy, but how many hearts does it take to dare to think this way in reverse? --- $140,000 just goes straight into his pocket? Why am I still losing money... --- It's easier said than done not to follow the trend. Only a few can really do it, and this guy is obviously one of them. --- Once the trailer drops and the truth is revealed, it feels like the market was collectively fooled—so ironic. --- Still the same saying, the profit logic of Web3 prediction markets is like this: be greedy when others are fearful. --- I've seen many of these reversals; there are winners and losers every time. The key is whether you can stay calm amid the chaos.

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DeFiDoctor

· 3h ago

The consultation records show that this guy's treatment for strategy complications is going pretty well. The moment of bottom-fishing at low prices clearly revealed the market sentiment overheating—just thinking about the "certain death" script and ignoring the fundamental signals. A 143k return rate indicates that the risk warning indicators for entry timing are indeed at a certain level. But I have to be honest, liquidity indicators for prediction markets like Polymarket have always been concerning. Behind the "pathetically low" odds, there are often hidden risks due to insufficient participation. It is recommended to periodically review the trading depth of such platforms—if the depth is not enough, next time it could turn into a crash.

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