Whales add $268K to England World Cup 2026 YES at 14.5% market price
Despite a 14.5% market-implied probability, whales bought $268K net on England winning the 2026 World Cup, signaling a divergence from the crowd.
Large Polymarket trades and whale wallet flows tracked on-chain in real time.
Despite a 14.5% market-implied probability, whales bought $268K net on England winning the 2026 World Cup, signaling a divergence from the crowd.
Net whale flow of $160K into Argentina’s win contrasts with market-implied price, highlighting a divergence in sentiment.
A single trader’s $2.65M sale on Egypt contrasts with broader whale buying in the World Cup market.
Whales have pushed $926K net into Mexico’s 2026 World Cup win bet despite a market price near zero, signaling a sharp split between big-money bets and consensus odds.
Large traders are increasing exposure to Brazil in the World Cup market while overall prices remain near zero.
A seasoned trader backs Belgium in the 2026 FIFA World Cup despite market pricing it as a longshot, joining broader whale buying momentum.
Large traders push $933K into Egypt’s 2026 World Cup market while implied probability remains near zero.
A single $369K purchase on Mexico at 0.05% implied probability aligns with broader whale buying in a $137.81M market.
@cookie96 places largest 24-hour trade backing Colombia in World Cup Winner market, joining strong whale buying momentum.
A top-10 ranked wallet placed nearly $1M in bets today including a $313K buy against the consensus on a Mexico-England draw.