288 markets a day.
Every single day.
Every 300 seconds, Polymarket opens a fresh question: will Bitcoin close this window above its open? For five minutes, people stare at a candle and click a feeling. The window closes. A new one opens. It never stops.
That cadence is exactly what software is for. Clockwork doesn't predict the future — it prices the present: distance from the open, realized volatility measured live on Binance, time remaining. One formula, recomputed every 900 milliseconds.
When the market's price disagrees with the math by more than your edge threshold — after the fee buffer, after the spread check, after the liquidity check, after the trend filter — it acts. When it doesn't, it waits. Patience is free for a machine.