$400K Whale Flow Backs France Despite 32.0% Market Price on 2026 World Cup Win
A $400K net inflow from whales into France’s 2026 World Cup win contrasts with the market’s 32.0% implied probability amid $104.28M volume.
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A $400K net inflow from whales into France’s 2026 World Cup win contrasts with the market’s 32.0% implied probability amid $104.28M volume.
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Large traders have purchased $4.15M in bets on Morocco winning, diverging from the market’s low probability pricing.
Whale buying diverges from a sharp 34.4 percentage point selloff, signaling mixed sentiment in the $24K volume market.
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