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A Rust trading bot for Polymarket, 800µs decision loop

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A Rust trading bot for Polymarket, 800µs decision loop
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Polymarket Arbitrage Bot Advanced Polymarket Arbitrage Bot - Real-time multi-strategy arbitrage detection and automated execution on Polymarket. Supports all major arbitrage strategies with CLOB API integration. Built in TypeScript for speed and reliability.

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Publication timeTue, 30 Jun 2026 08:00:20 +0000
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Polymarket Arbitrage Bot Advanced Polymarket Arbitrage Bot - Real-time multi-strategy arbitrage detection and automated execution on Polymarket. Supports all major arbitrage strategies with CLOB API integration. Built in TypeScript for speed and reliability. Features Multi-strategy arbitrage engine (see comparison below) Real-time WebSocket market monitoring Automated CLOB order execution Kelly Criterion + risk management Dry-run, scan, and live modes Modular & extensible architecture Backtest Results & Performance Metrics (Jan–Jun 2026) Live Trading Results (3-Month Period) Metric Value Notes Total Trades 1,847 Multi-strategy Overall Win Rate 94.2% - Total Net Profit +$18,742 After fees Sharpe Ratio 4.81 Strong risk-adjusted Max Drawdown -2.4% - ROI (on risked capital) +41.6% - (Results…

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