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Whales Bet $501K on LeBron James Winning 2028 US Presidency at 0.35% Market Price

A net $501K whale influx into YES contrasts with the market's low 0.35% implied probability in the LeBron 2028 Presidential Election market.

Whales have placed a net $501K bet on LeBron James winning the 2028 US Presidential Election despite the market-implied probability lingering at just 0.35%. Over the past 24 hours, 116 unique whales bought $424K worth of YES shares while selling only $35K, signaling a significant divergence between large traders and the broader market consensus.

The market on this question has seen $54.16M in total volume to date. It is one of 37 markets within the “Presidential Election Winner 2028” event, which commands a lifetime volume of $238.09M from 32,636 traders. Within this event, the single largest trader accounts for 1.3% of total volume, highlighting substantial concentration among top participants. The event’s biggest winner has gained an estimated $1.08M in profit and loss, while the largest loser is down approximately $3.15M.

The market remains open for another 846 days, leaving ample time for shifts in perception. The opposing signals from whale flows and market pricing highlight a disconnect between where large, presumably informed, capital is allocated and the crowd’s consensus odds. This gap is notable because such divergences often presage changes in market sentiment or reveal hidden convictions among significant traders. It underscores that while the market prices LeBron’s chances as minimal, substantial whale activity suggests they see a different risk-reward profile.

Market Will LeBron James win the 2028 US Presidential Election?
Net whale flow (24h) $501K into YES
Market price of YES 0.35%

Source: Polydata API v3 · /whales/moves + /screener · snapshot 2026-07-15. Data: Polydata API v3. On-chain figures are public. Realized PnL is computed over resolved markets only and excludes open positions, so it is conservative versus the Polymarket UI. This is not investment advice.

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