Yesterday, when the main account was sweeping @Polymarket near the close, a fluctuation in BTC wiped out all the little profits I had accumulated earlier. If the airdrop weight is heavily based on profits, the main account is probably done for. No idea if there was a snapshot taken. At this point, it’s time to switch platforms. It’s like playing mahjong—if you lose at one table, you switch to another. So I moved over to @trylimitless. Looking at the average data, the first month of Season 2 had 10.79 million points, the second month 12.54 million points, and the third month so far has 4.28 million points. Assuming the third and fourth months both hit 10 million points, and the last half-month adds 5 million, that’s 48.33 million points in total, roughly 50 million points. The price is still stable at 0.2u, which means 1 point is worth 0.08u. Even if there’s a massive sell-off and it gets halved, it’s still 0.04u. I don’t think it’ll drop that much. For regular traders, you can get 1 point with a $10 USDC trading volume. Top traders can achieve about $1.2–$1.7 USDC trading volume per point. Plus, liquidity on Limitless isn’t high. If you buy a normal market with $100u, the fee is $1–$3u. For $1,000u, it’s the same. But if you buy something like “gold price in November > $3,600” for $1,000u, the fee is only $0.03u. However, the market is too thin—if you buy $10,000u, you won’t even recover your principal. So you can only use small funds with scripts to grind points steadily. And if you happen to join a badass team, your points can get a multiplier. So if you’ve got nothing better to do, you can give Limitless a try. With small funds, you can keep picking up sesame seeds here.