Q9BOT Hub runs one thing: an automated strategy on Polymarket event markets. Members fund fixed-term contracts, the desk trades, and each day's result is distributed to everyone holding a contract. That is the whole product.
It is worth being precise about the relationship, because it decides everything else. You are not licensing a bot and pointing it at your own exchange account. You are placing capital with us. We hold the deposit, we take the positions, and we settle the day. That arrangement can pay you and it can also lose your money, and both are true at the same time.
What we can offer instead of promises is a legible record. One cycle per date. What the bots made and what was paid, written to the books and visible in your account. Nothing distributed on a day the strategy made nothing.
One market, traded properly, rather than four traded adequately. Everything we build points at Polymarket event markets.
The term you choose, the ceiling that comes with it and the fees that apply are all set out before you fund anything.
Bankroll caps are decided before a strategy goes live. Disciplined sizing is the first requirement of a trading book.
Every cycle settles once, against a date, with what was made and what was paid recorded. History is not adjustable after the fact.
Create your account, choose a term, and fund it when you're ready. Nothing starts earning until a deposit is confirmed.