Tomorrow, his paycheck from Amazon will be deposited.

But today, he has already earned more than that paycheck—$66,891.03.
And it was before 3 p.m.
This person is called Radar, an operations manager at Amazon. An annual salary of $90,000. A full-time employee, usually handling logistics reports, working overtime on Prime Day weekends.
Today, he made over $66,000.
He’s not trading stocks or cryptocurrencies. He’s betting on one thing: whether the U.S. and Iran can agree to a ceasefire.
The answer later became clear: “No.”
He actually just happened to discover a market on Polymarket about US-Iran diplomatic negotiations. At the time, the market widely believed there was a 75% chance of successful talks.
But Radar saw not the probability, but a person.
By then, he was already following copy trades on the Ares platform. He had his eye on a big player named “fastviking.” This trader had a 75% win rate, a profit of $219,843, and had made 77 predictions since October last year, actively trading for over a year.
The leaderboard doesn’t lie. Win rate, actual profit, total bets, active days—these all paint a complete picture.
fastviking was betting “No” on the “US-Iran Ceasefire” market.
Radar set up a copy trading parameter. He chose “Percentage” mode, mirroring trades based on his account balance, with a single trade limit of $200k. Saved it as a preset called “Geopolitical Whale Tracking.” Then he simply linked this preset to his wallet without changing a single parameter.
Done. He went back to work.
He doesn’t read the news, doesn’t look at State Department statements, and doesn’t do any analysis. All he knows is that the big wallet says two words: “No.”
At 2:14 p.m. Eastern Time, the negotiation broke down.
He earns $90,000 a year at Amazon. Today, this one trade earned him 74% of that annual salary, and he pocketed the profit before 3 p.m. From opening the position to closing it, it took less than four minutes.
He still hasn’t told his boss about this.
He only set it up once, and he doesn’t need to touch it again.
That “whale” has no idea who Radar is. Radar himself doesn’t know what his next trade will be. All he knows is one thing: that math, out of 100 trades, 75 will be correct.
His wallets:
Radar also shared a few wallet addresses he’s tracking:
0x8c80d213c0cbad777d06ee3f58f6ca4bc03102c3
0x49b306b0c083ebf5230dce5b151ecfaf63f06486
0x436f969d99c90191fbc2c629e6b7a1b754402c7f
0xc0a1298e2d6ba216efb554865369152da9c5a33b
0x8d0c615f5ed3c835016b96207b3f051eec7d5839
0xad142563a8d80e3f6a18ca5fa5936027942bbf69
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What makes this bot awesome? It can make money in milliseconds. Oracles haven’t even updated the prices yet, and the market hasn’t had time to react. It’s already preempted the move. By the time you open the app to check, they’ve already calculated the odds, placed the order, and automatically reset for the next round.