Exchanges, public chains and protocols each carry their own rules, capital costs and pricing conventions. Web3 quant is more fragmented than traditional markets. Spreads are not profits; MEV, LP and new asset lanes are rewriting who captures the return.
One computer, six AI agents, group-chat handoffs and a human entry gate: according to publicly shared figures, 46 trades overnight and about $4,955 on paper. The open-source base Alook AI keeps the agents running locally.
According to a public write-up, someone ran a bot on Polymarket’s five-minute Bitcoin up/down markets driven by Binance spot spreads; public materials once cited daily gains on the order of about $700. The edge is spotting and buying lagged quotes in the same second. A sample-wallet check shows profits did not land evenly each day.
TypeSafe’s Jev turns market state and typed questions into calibrated decisions; according to public materials, latency sits in the tens to hundreds of milliseconds. Treat it as a decision engine — state, strategy and hard risk controls still have to be yours.
