RadhaSoami (0x9aff6888cf6497f74108f9304fefc25d79f1ec2c) Polymarket trader runs 143 trades daily on ultra-short Bitcoin and Ethereum 15-minute windows — deposited $2.4K, pulled out $2.7K, kept $430 pure profit while the market slept. This is a crypto bot Polymarket trader masquerading as retail. Real name hidden, bio empty, wallet screaming one thing: systems over luck. RadhaSoami ranks 85,901 on the leaderboard but that number lies. Sixty-eight markets touched across 120 total trades, each one a 5-minute scalp on the tightest Bitcoin and Ethereum noise markets Polymarket offers. The edge isn't prediction — it's timing latency and order flow. The strategy reads simple until you run the math: buy the dip in a 15-minute Bitcoin candle, sell the bounce before retail even realizes it moved. 45% win rate Polymarket trader sounds broken until you see the asymmetry. Best single trade pulled $480 on one Bitcoin micro-move. Worst trade lost $77. Risk is locked down — the bot never swings. Daily rate sits around 143 trades per day, each averaging $5.98. That's not volume worship; that's consistent micro-extractions. Buy-sell ratio of 0.53 means RadhaSoami sells more than buys — classic momentum capture, not position building. The real contrarian move? Stayed profitable while withdrawing more than deposited. $2.4K in, $2.7K out, $430 net PnL on Polymarket. ROI of 12.79% sounds modest until you realize this happened at 143 trades daily with a 45% win rate — meaning the bot's math on position sizing and entry precision is flawless. Most traders bleed on the grind. This one bleeds the market instead. Current position count is zero. All 120 trades closed. RadhaSoami isn't holding overnight risk or praying for headlines — Event Title moves don't touch this wallet. The Polymarket arbitrage or noise-collection label fits better than "trader." Risk level stays low because the system forces it. The catch nobody mentions: this strategy dies if Polymarket adds friction or tightens spreads. Also, 143 daily trades means the bot's bankroll evaporates without constant tiny wins. Not everyone survives the drawdown when the noise dries up.