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This looks like the wallet lol - https://polyintel.io/trader/0x31a56e9e690c621ed21de08cb559e9524cdb8ed9 https://polyintel.io/trader/0x31a56e9e690c621ed21de08cb5

• RaSoJo 5mo ago
  Greed is always the undoing of such criminals. If he'd stuck to $500 - $1000 bets, he could have stayed under the radar. And, over the period of his career, earned well north of $400k.
  • beepbooptheory 5mo ago
    Special forces in America are somewhat famous at this point for having side hustles.. Betting on themselves like this is at least better than being murderous drug dealers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Fort_Bragg_Cartel https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Fort_Bragg_Cartel
  • giarc 5mo ago
    It would be hard not to when you can type in amounts and get instant feedback on what you would make. I imagine him sitting there, typing in $1000 and seeing $3000 payout. Then thinking "What if I just took my $32,000 savings and put it on this bet?". Type that in, see $400k and think "I can't not do this!"
  • 0cf8612b2e1e 5mo ago
    Not that I am endorsing the behavior, but it is not a given how many high profile operations the soldier might glean in a time relevant manner. That might have been the one shot, one opportunity to hit big.