$463K Net Whale Flow Into YES on Norway World Cup Win Defies 5.9% Market Price
Despite a 5.9% market-implied probability, whales have pushed $463K net into Norway winning the 2026 FIFA World Cup over 24 hours.
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Despite a 5.9% market-implied probability, whales have pushed $463K net into Norway winning the 2026 FIFA World Cup over 24 hours.
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Whale activity signals a divergence from prevailing market odds in the Norway 2026 World Cup winner market.
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