$796K Whale Inflow Contrasts 2.5% Price on Belgium 2026 World Cup Win
Large whale purchases in Belgium’s 2026 World Cup market diverge sharply from its low market-implied probability.
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Large whale purchases in Belgium’s 2026 World Cup market diverge sharply from its low market-implied probability.
Significant whale buying contrasts sharply with the market’s low valuation of a U.S. victory in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Whales have bought $7.98M against $1.04M sold in the Egypt 2026 World Cup market despite a sub-1% market-implied probability.
A top trader with 81.6% accuracy sells over $1M against a low-probability outcome, diverging from whale market flow.
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Despite a 14.5% market-implied probability, whales bought $268K net on England winning the 2026 World Cup, signaling a divergence from the crowd.
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A single trader’s $2.65M sale on Egypt contrasts with broader whale buying in the World Cup market.