2026-01-16 07:29:21

Recently acquired two SOL phones, and it looks like $SKR is about to be released. According to forecast data on Polymarket, the opening price of this coin is likely to fluctuate between 0.01 and 0.02.

My plan is to take a dual approach—both hedging and casually earning some wallet points. The logic is actually quite simple: if $SKR performs strongly, I can make a small profit while also earning wallet points benefits; if $SKR is weak, I’ll switch to market prediction to make a profit, and I’ll still get the points.

Here's a detail worth noting: the wear and tear cost of wallet points is quite high, so there aren't many participants in the market. This actually gives us an opportunity—because fewer participants mean more room for imagination and betting value. With the entire logical cycle, risk hedging, and diversified gains, it’s quite cost-effective.

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SillyWhale

· 15h ago

Two SOL phones, this guy is really all in. Wait, is the data from Polymarket reliable? It feels like it gets proven wrong every time. The logic that fewer people play because the cost of points is high—I have to admit, the blue ocean thinking does have some merit. But what if $SKR gets cut in half? Can hedging hold up? It's easy to say, but hard to do. We'll know when it hits the limit down.

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ser_ngmi

· 15h ago

Hedging with double phone cases, I've seen quite a few people play this trick, but the ones who truly make money... hey I also looked at the data from Polymarket, and 0.01-0.02 still feels too optimistic Wallet points are indeed a niche area, with fewer participants, there's a chance, but the wear and tear costs are really outrageous It's called risk hedging in a nice way, but frankly, it's still a gamble on how $SKR's temperament will turn out Whether points can finally be cashed out is the key

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MeltdownSurvivalist

· 15h ago

Dual-phone players, this operation is indeed a bit complicated, but that point cost really discourages a lot of people. The hedging logic sounds smooth, but is Polymarket's prediction data reliable? It always feels like there's a decent chance the opening could break 0.01. Is participating less equal to more opportunity? Or does it mean the liquidity is too poor? Thinking about this logic from the opposite perspective is also quite frightening.

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OnchainDetective

· 15h ago

Wait a moment, I need to analyze this account... Two SOL phones, Polymarket data, wallet points... This combination pack is quite something. According to on-chain data, the idea that "low participation indicates opportunity" is something I've seen before in certain Ponzi schemes, with obvious capital connections here.

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