“No next UK Foreign Secretary in 2026?” YES price plunges 51.5pp as whale flow diverges
Whales bought $6K into YES contracts even as market odds dropped sharply from 62.5% to 11.0% in 24 hours.
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Whales bought $6K into YES contracts even as market odds dropped sharply from 62.5% to 11.0% in 24 hours.
Whales aligned with the price surge, netting $20K into YES as market odds flipped from 6.3% to 55.1% in 24 hours.
Whales increased YES bets by $4K as market odds dropped from 42.2% to 7.8%, signaling a sharp split between price and whale behavior.
Whale activity diverged sharply from a steep price drop, signaling conflicting signals in the UK Foreign Secretary question.
Whales increased YES bets by $4K even as market odds dropped sharply from 41.4% to 7.8% in 24 hours, signaling conflicting signals in the market.
Despite a sharp 28.5 percentage point drop in YES price, whale activity pushed $4K into YES, signaling conflicting signals in the UK Foreign Secretary market.
Whale buying diverges sharply from a 49pp drop in Ed Miliband’s Chancellor odds, revealing a split in market sentiment.
Whale investors added $23K to YES contracts even as market price dropped from 68.5% to 16.0%, signaling conflicting signals on Ed Miliband’s chances.
Whale trading diverges sharply from the price move as the market’s YES contract tumbles from 95.2% to 41.0%
Whale activity aligned with a sharp price jump on the July 16 dissolution question, pushing confidence higher.