BlockBeats reported on July 19 that on-chain investigator Specter tracked an unknown entity withdrawing 31 BTC worth $1.98 million from Wasabi Mixer just minutes earlier. The funds were then bridged to Ethereum and swapped into 1,059 ETH. The wallet later created a new Polymarket account named “yamal19” and deposited the funds onto the platform. As of now, the account has bought $1.16 million worth of YES shares on the contract predicting that Spain will win the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The activity links a large prediction-market position with funds that had just moved out of Wasabi Mixer, according to Specter’s monitoring. No additional identity details for the wallet holder were disclosed in the source.
BlockBeats reported on July 19 that, according to on-chain investigator Specter, an unknown entity withdrew 31 BTC worth $1.98 million from Wasabi Mixer a few minutes earlier. The funds were then bridged to Ethereum and swapped for 1,059 ETH.
The wallet later created a new Polymarket account named “yamal19” and deposited funds onto the platform. As of now, the account has purchased $1.16 million worth of YES shares on “Spain to win the 2026 FIFA World Cup.”
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