Have you seen traders like this in prediction markets? Each time they only invest 1 dollar, waiting patiently until the moment just before the market reveals the outcome before jumping in—this approach really challenges many people's understanding of trading.

This guy's logic is straightforward: enter at the end of the trading session, make small profits and sell in volume. The profit per trade usually fluctuates between 0.01 and 0.03 dollars. Sounds negligible? But he doesn't aim for overnight riches, nor does he bet on the direction of the market's rise or fall, just like picking up coins bit by bit from the market's leftovers.

Is it crazy? Not necessarily. What’s truly impressive is that almost a "lying flat" calmness—no following the trend, no anxiety, even a bit cold. The small, frequent trades in such a highly volatile prediction market environment actually demonstrate a strange sense of stability. This perhaps also shows that the boundaries of trading are much broader than we imagine.