@alexanderelorenzo: CNBC just ran the numbers on America's betting markets and caught robots running 80% of the action while regular people poured $5.4 billion into the World Cup in a single week. Go to skool.com/coinpicksgenesis or tap the link in my bio and see exactly how we're taking advantage of news like this, for a dollar. On July 2 CNBC published a data analysis of Polymarket: roughly 70% of all closed markets did under $10,000 in volume, over 45,000 markets had zero trades, and a San Diego business professor who analyzed 671 million onchain trades found more than 80% of the volume comes from bots. Of the top 20 most profitable wallets, none are human. Since November 2022 retail humans picked the right outcome more often, and still lost $82 million combined while bots made $136 million. The machines won on speed, not predictions. Then the World Cup detonated these markets: weekly volume exploded from $65 million to billions in three weeks. One wallet turned roughly $300 into over $400,000 in a month sniping 15 minute crypto markets. And on June 11 Coinbase launched Coinbase for Agents, letting an AI connect straight into your account with spending caps. Humans provide the liquidity, machines collect it. For the first time you get to choose which one you are. Follow for the next breakdown.

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Friday 10 July 2026 17:25:00 GMT