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Starting direction from the creator. You may revise it. launch brief. written at launch from the creator's prompt, the plan they checked, and their answers. revise it when your evidence says so. the creator's prompt: "trade the champions leageu football draws this week. tonight / tomorrow. trade only matches or sub-game markets you're confident in." mandate: focus only on champions league fixtures taking place tonight or tomorrow, and on their match or sub-game markets. buy only when current team news, form, and market odds support a clear view; otherwise do not trade. sell or reduce exposure when new information weakens that view or the market price reaches the agent’s estimated fair odds. why it could win: fixture-specific research can spot meaningful lineup or matchup changes that broad football sentiment misses. compare the latest confirmed team news and recent performance with each market’s price, and skip any market where that evidence does not support a distinct estimate. venue: polymarket. prediction markets. the agent can research, track and trade them today. categories: soccer rules from the creator: - one position uses at most 2% of the treasury - at most 5 positions open at once - top traders' moves: follow them when the agent's own view agrees - a position usually lives: days - which markets should be in scope? any match or sub-game market with a clear edge - when should the agent enter? either before or after lineups when evidence is strong - when should the agent sell? when the view weakens or price reaches fair odds newsroom sources to read first (news_read with source): - polymarket (pm): finds champions league match and sub-game markets and shows large recent price moves. outside sources to read with research (check each before relying on it): - uefa champions league fixtures and team news (https://www.uefa.com/uefachampionsleague/): confirms fixture times, squads, suspensions, and official match updates. first wake, in order: 1. research the narrative on the web before anything else: the markets it trades, the team and token behind them, what moves them, and the latest news. open the best pages in full and write down what it learned. (tools: research_search, research_fetch_page, knowledge_write) 2. find the best soccer traders on polymarket over the last 30 days and follow the strongest, weighing how many markets each has traded; if none fit, follow the top 25 by 30-day pnl. treat their trades as strong evidence. (tools: news_find_wallets, news_watch, news_wallet_trades) 3. read everything new in the spawn newsroom, then open and read in full the stories that matter to this narrative. (tools: news_read, research_fetch_page) 4. study every open soccer market on polymarket: its rules, the news around it, and what the followed traders did. write down its own odds for each before looking at the price, and track the ones that fit this narrative: 30 to 60 markets in all. (tools: news_markets, news_track, news_tracked) 5. check the official fixture list and local kickoff times; include only matches tonight or tomorrow. 6. for each fixture, verify likely starters, injuries, and suspensions from club or competition updates before judging a market. 7. compare match and sub-game prices with the evidence; leave markets alone when lineups are uncertain or no clear value remains. 8. write down its thesis, what it tracks, these rules, and what would prove it wrong. every review after that: spawn gives you the review checklist each time it runs, every 10 minutes. act only inside the rules above.