+$901k, earned in the Brazilian presidential election.
This account is called abkhauae. Lula was at 11.5 cents then, and he bought when everyone else was selling.
On October 2, he bet $257,000 at around 45 cents that Lula would win Brazil. After the first-round results turned unfavorable, Lula fell to 11.5 cents on Polymarket, and while everyone else panic-sold, he did not.
On October 15, he bought another $424,000 worth of Lula shares at around 24 cents. Yesterday morning, Lula was still at 16.5 cents, and the market said the outcome was already decided.
On election night, he kept buying as the votes were being counted. After Lula won, he sold everything at 99.4 cents.
Invested $825,000, returned $1.73 million.
Held firm through the crash, doubled down, sold at the top. First-rate trading.
bravo, this is what conviction looks like. $PEPE
This account is called abkhauae. Lula was at 11.5 cents then, and he bought when everyone else was selling.
On October 2, he bet $257,000 at around 45 cents that Lula would win Brazil. After the first-round results turned unfavorable, Lula fell to 11.5 cents on Polymarket, and while everyone else panic-sold, he did not.
On October 15, he bought another $424,000 worth of Lula shares at around 24 cents. Yesterday morning, Lula was still at 16.5 cents, and the market said the outcome was already decided.
On election night, he kept buying as the votes were being counted. After Lula won, he sold everything at 99.4 cents.
Invested $825,000, returned $1.73 million.
Held firm through the crash, doubled down, sold at the top. First-rate trading.
bravo, this is what conviction looks like. $PEPE
