Polymarket YES price for 30 ships transiting Strait of Hormuz plunges 64.4 pp in 24h
Price drop contrasts with $30K whale net inflow, signaling conflicting market signals on transit likelihood.
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Price drop contrasts with $30K whale net inflow, signaling conflicting market signals on transit likelihood.
Despite a market-implied probability of 21.4%, whales have pushed $248K net into YES positions over the past 24 hours on England's 2026 World Cup win.
Polymarket’s YES price for the Strait of Hormuz transit market plunged from 95.8% to 34.0% in 24 hours while whales bought $30K net into YES, signaling a sharp divergence between price action and whale behavior.
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