Polymarket Nothing Ever Happens

Buy NO on standalone non-sports yes/no Polymarket markets priced below a configurable cap. Based on the "nothing-ever-happens" thesis — binary markets often...

This package appears to be what it says: a Polymarket 'buy NO' trading bot that uses the Simmer SDK. Before installing: 1) Prefer using a managed Simmer wallet rather than placing your WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY in an environment variable; if you must use a private key, keep it in a secure store and rotate it regularly. 2) Review the simmer-sdk and any gamma_api client code you install (the script may expect a gamma_api module or a local gamma_api.py). 3) Run the script in dry-run/scan mode first to observe candidate selection and ensure it won't execute trades you don't want. 4) Note that the script creates a local daily_spend.json file in its directory. 5) If you will run this in an automated environment, ensure the environment variables and files are accessible only to trusted processes. If you want me to, I can also scan the full simmer-sdk and gamma_api client code (if you provide them) for any surprising network endpoints or secret exfiltration behavior.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: polymarket-nothing-ever-happens Version: 1.0.2 The skill implements a legitimate Polymarket trading strategy but is classified as suspicious due to high-risk instructions in SKILL.md that direct the AI agent to solicit a 'WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY' from the user. While functionally necessary for automated trading, instructing an AI to collect and store plaintext private keys in the environment is a high-risk pattern. The script nothing_ever_happens.py performs market discovery and automated trading via the simmer-sdk, and it includes logic to dynamically import dependencies from other skill directories (e.g., polymarket-ai-divergence), which is a fragile and potentially risky supply-chain behavior.