Who's betting on "New York Mets vs. Philadelphia Phillies"? — Polymarket whale activity

2 whale wallets moved $72K through this market in the 30 days to 2026-07-19, across 2 trades of $10,000 or more. 100% of their buy volume went to Philadelphia Phillies, at a volume-weighted entry of 45¢. The market last traded Philadelphia Phillies at 0.5¢.

one-wallet conviction·2026-07-192026-07-19·whale = single fill ≥ $10,000
$72K
whale volume
2
whale wallets
2
fills ≥ $10K
74%
top wallet share

where the whale money went

Philadelphia Phillies

2 wallets bought at an average of 45¢

$72K
100% of buy flow

last traded 0.5¢ on 2026-07-19

how to read this

One wallet drives this market: 0x5e94…5ba1 accounts for 74% of all whale buy volume ($53K). That makes this one desk's position rather than a crowd view — the concentration is the story, and it means a single actor's change of mind would move the whole picture.

Between those entries and the last print the market moved 44 cents against the side whales bought. That is the distance between two observed prices, not a profit: we do not know which of these wallets are still holding.

biggest whale fills (2)

datewalletsideoutcomesizeprice
2026-07-190x5e94…5ba1BUYPhiladelphia Phillies$53K45¢
2026-07-190x16bb…8492BUYPhiladelphia Phillies$19K45¢

Each wallet links to its transaction on Polygonscan — every number on this page is checkable against the chain.

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This market is one of 240 markets we track whale flow on; the week's biggest moves across all of them are on the whale index.

Whether this kind of flow actually predicts outcomes is a separate question, and we tested it on hundreds of resolved markets — read the backtest. The short version: whale flow confirms, it does not forecast.

Not financial advice · on-chain data, may be delayed · snapshot of 2026-07-21 · below our data bar, excluded from search indexing

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