bratanbratishka (0xcbb1a3174d9ac5a0f57f5b86808204b9382e7afb) Polymarket trader turned $30k into $116k in pure profit — 276% ROI on a wallet that trades like a scalping bot on espresso. This is what happens when someone shows up with discipline instead of discourse. Rank 1245, classified whale despite mid-tier leaderboard position. bratanbratishka runs pure volume — 72.5 trades per day across 86 different markets, averaging $873 per entry. Total Polymarket PnL: $85,982.81 on $1.12M volume. Win rate sits at 82.93%, which is the kind of consistency that makes retail traders question their life choices. 100 total trades. 82 closed, 18 still breathing. The edge is absurd simplicity: scalp micro volatility on short-duration Bitcoin prediction markets, particularly the ultra-tight 15-minute windows where noise collides with real money. bratanbratishka dominates Bitcoin Up or Down - February 17, 2:00PM-2:15PM ET with a $14,944.92 best trade, then immediately attacks the next window at 2:30PM, pulling $11,610 loss on Bitcoin Up or Down - February 17, 2:30PM-2:35PM ET. The swings are real. The drawdowns hit hard. But the math works. What separates this Polymarket trader from the noise is execution discipline. $30,242 initial deposit. $113,678 withdrawn. The wallet has sucked out $83k more than it put in — meaning bratanbratishka is playing with pure house money at this point. Most traders blow up before they reach that stage. He's still grinding 72.5 trades daily with an 82% clip. Buy-to-sell ratio of 301 suggests aggressive entry scaling, not panic selling. He buys 3x more than he sells, which means he's not fighting his conviction mid-trade. Currently holding 18 open positions across prediction markets nobody's heard of. High-frequency prediction arbitrage looks clean until volatility compresses and you're holding bags. bratanbratishka's max single loss of $11.6k proves drawdowns aren't theoretical — they're built into the system. The 276% ROI on deposits is real, but withdrawals suggest he's already taken most of it off the table. Smart move. Not everyone survives the next volatility crush.