Will OpenAI’s valuation hit $1.0T by December 31? YES odds plunge 43.5pp to 34.0%
Whale buying contrasts with a sharp 24-hour price drop, highlighting market disagreement on OpenAI's trillion-dollar valuation.
Sharp 24-hour price moves on Polymarket’s Breaking feed, with whale-flow context from Polydata.
Whale buying contrasts with a sharp 24-hour price drop, highlighting market disagreement on OpenAI's trillion-dollar valuation.
Whale buying aligned with price surge as market odds near even for AI breakthrough by December 31, 2026.
Despite a sharp 16.9 percentage point drop in YES price, whales increased their net buys by $6K, signaling mixed signals on Iran's July 9 targeting.
Polymarket’s market on Citigroup’s Q2 credit loss provision sees a sharp price repricing amid whale flow diverging from the price move.
YES contract for Citigroup's credit loss provision falls from 92.5% to 67.5% despite $1K net whale buys, signaling conflicting signals in Polymarket action.
Whales and retail traders aligned as the market sharply repriced the chance of talks by July 31, 2026.
Whales aligned with the price surge, adding $2K net into YES amid $6K total volume in 24 hours.
Whales contributed a $6K net inflow to YES contracts as Polymarket’s odds surged, despite a 23.0% on-chain mid-price divergence.
Whales bought $15K into YES even as Polymarket’s price dropped from 22.2% to 1.1%, diverging sharply from on-chain data.
Polymarket's YES price plunged from 67.5% to 45.5% even as whales added $3K in net buys, revealing a rare divergence between price action and whale flow.