PPP tracker flags $31,000 bet on SLY to beat DNSC in WSCI 2026 semifinal market

PPP tracker flags $31,000 bet on SLY to beat DNSC in WSCI 2026 semifinal market

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2026-09-30 06:25:09
PPP, a prediction market tracking tool, reported activity in the market for the League of Legends WSCI 2026 semifinal between SLY and DNSC. According to the tracker, an account identified as 0x7c37b52eb226bcb9411375ec48b0169663fb6aeb, which was described as having lost $310,000, bought about $31,000 worth of shares on SLY defeating DNSC. The position was opened at an average price of 70 cents, with total purchases reaching 43,905.8 shares. The match is scheduled to begin at 14:00 on Sept. 30 and will be played in a best-of-five format. The winner will move on to the final, where it will face the winner of Galions vs T1 Academy. The source material also noted that the signal came from PPP’s prediction market monitoring tool.

PPP, a prediction market tracking tool, said it detected trading activity in the market for the League of Legends WSCI 2026 semifinal between SLY and DNSC.

According to the tracker, an account identified as 0x7c37b52eb226bcb9411375ec48b0169663fb6aeb, described in the source as having lost $310,000, bought about $31,000 worth of shares on SLY to beat DNSC. The position was opened at an average price of 70 cents, and the purchase totaled 43,905.8 shares.

The match is set to start at 14:00 on Sept. 30. It will be played as a best-of-five series. The winner will advance to the final to face the winner of Galions vs T1 Academy.

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