Whales add $252K to YES on Argentina’s 2026 World Cup win as price lingers at 1.9%
Large traders accumulate YES positions despite low market-implied probability, highlighting a divergence in sentiment ahead of market close.
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Large traders accumulate YES positions despite low market-implied probability, highlighting a divergence in sentiment ahead of market close.
The largest wallets are increasing their exposure to Belgium winning the 2026 FIFA World Cup, diverging sharply from the market consensus.
Significant whale buying contrasts sharply with the market’s low valuation of a U.S. victory in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Whales have bought $7.98M against $1.04M sold in the Egypt 2026 World Cup market despite a sub-1% market-implied probability.
Despite a 14.5% market-implied probability, whales bought $268K net on England winning the 2026 World Cup, signaling a divergence from the crowd.
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.
Whales invested heavily in Belgium despite the market pricing their victory at just 1.4%, highlighting a divergence between large traders and overall market consensus.
Despite the market pricing Morocco’s 2026 World Cup win at 2.5%, whales have pushed $1.32M net into YES in the last 24 hours, diverging from consensus.
A single wallet wagered $372K on Morocco to win the 2026 World Cup, challenging a low 2.5% market probability amid heavy whale activity.