US charges Hormuz fees by August 31, 2026? YES price plunges 43.2 pp amid whale buying divergence
Whale activity diverged sharply from a 43.2 pp drop in YES price, highlighting conflicting signals in the Polymarket market.
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Whale activity diverged sharply from a 43.2 pp drop in YES price, highlighting conflicting signals in the Polymarket market.
Whale buying aligned with a sharp price surge from 41.5% to 85.5%, signaling strong conviction in over $30M committed.
Whale activity matched a sharp 24-hour rise in odds, pushing the market from 11.5% to 72.9% probability
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Whales aligned with the price jump, adding $89K net into YES as odds rose sharply from 59% to 96%.
Whale activity tracked the sharp rise in odds, pushing the market from 11.5% to 68.0% in 24 hours on Polymarket.
The market's YES contract plunged from 58.3% to 7.6% in 24 hours, while whales increased bets on the outcome, signaling a split between price action and whale behavior.
Whale activity aligned with a sharp price jump on the July 16 dissolution question, pushing confidence higher.
Polymarket’s odds for US imposing Hormuz fees plunge from 48.0% to 11.0%, while whale activity contradicts the sharp price fall.
Sharp 24-hour drop in YES price clashes with whale flow, revealing market uncertainty on Strait of Hormuz transit