PPP, a prediction-market tracking tool, said a wallet with more than $560,000 in cumulative profit has taken a fresh position on Polymarket’s market for the NBA regular-season game between the Indiana Pacers and the New Orleans Pelicans. The address, 0xe9b710551dd82a44e79203c2394a2b10163ace7b, bought $130,000 worth of shares backing the Pelicans to win.
According to the monitoring data, the position was opened at an average price of 43.8 cents and was showing an unrealized profit of $13,000 at the time of the update. The trade was flagged as activity from a so-called smart-money wallet because the address has already recorded more than $560,000 in profit.
The game tipped off at 8:00 a.m. Beijing time on Thursday. As of the latest update, the second quarter was close to ending, with the Pelicans leading the Pacers 51-50. The report was published by Odaily as a newsflash item citing PPP’s market-tracking data.
PPP, a prediction-market tracking tool, said a wallet with more than $560,000 in cumulative profit bought $130,000 worth of shares backing the New Orleans Pelicans to beat the Indiana Pacers in Polymarket’s market for the NBA regular-season matchup.
The wallet address is 0xe9b710551dd82a44e79203c2394a2b10163ace7b. PPP’s data showed the position was opened at an average price of 43.8 cents and was carrying an unrealized profit of $13,000 at the time of the update.
Game score at the time of the market update
The game started at 8:00 a.m. Beijing time. By the latest check, the second quarter was about to end, and the Pelicans were ahead 51-50.
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