“Will 30 ships transit the Strait of Hormuz by July 31, 2026?” YES price plunges 53.5 pp to 41.5%
The sharp drop in YES odds contrasts with $30K whale buying, revealing a divergence between price action and whale flow.
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The sharp drop in YES odds contrasts with $30K whale buying, revealing a divergence between price action and whale flow.
Whale activity diverged from price, with $30K net flow into YES while odds dropped sharply.
Price drop contrasts with $30K whale net inflow, signaling conflicting market signals on transit likelihood.
Whale flow diverged sharply from price action as Polymarket’s YES contract dropped from 95.8% to 30.0%, signaling a market rift.
Polymarket’s YES price dropped from 95.8% to 32.2% despite $22K whale buys, signaling conflicting signals between price action and whale trading.
Polymarket’s YES contract for 30 ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz by July 31, 2026, dropped from 95.8% to 30.2% in 24 hours while whale buying increased.
Polymarket’s “Will the Houthis successfully target shipping by July 17, 2026?” market saw a sharp drop in YES price while whale flow diverged, signaling conflicting signals.
Whales aligned with price, driving $4K net flow into YES as market volume hits $10K in 24 hours
Whales supported the sharp 19.0 percentage-point rise in the ‘no next Foreign Secretary’ market, aligning with the tape amid a rare price divergence on-chain.
Whales contributed a net $14K into YES as Polymarket’s price jumped from 36.5% to 76.5%, signaling strong conviction in the public sale outcome.