Data from prediction market platform Predict.fun shows that a high-frequency sports trader known as swisstony has emerged as one of the standout accounts during the 2026 FIFA World Cup period in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. Since entering the market in July 2025, the account has generated total profit of $18.648 million, with a largest single win of $1.2 million and 139,304 predictions placed overall. Its profit curve has continued to trend upward.
The account’s World Cup record stands out in particular. According to the data cited by BlockBeats, swisstony has tended to take the other side when odds on popular teams appear overpriced, using frequent small-edge trades to build profits over time. In June alone, the trader made about $9.5 million by betting against popular teams including England, Spain, and Belgium, at one point becoming the platform’s fifth most profitable user.
The account is now focused on the France vs. Spain match scheduled for July 14 local time, holding large positions across several sub-markets. Its main approach remains heavy use of “No” positions, especially in low-probability correct-score markets, along with some handicap and totals bets. BlockBeats said analysis suggests the trader may be using automation tools or real-time data support.
BlockBeats reported on July 12 that data from prediction market platform Predict.fun identified swisstony as one of the top high-frequency traders in sports markets during the 2026 FIFA World Cup period in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
Since entering the market in July 2025, swisstony has recorded total profit of $18.648 million. The account’s largest single profit reached $1.2 million, and its total number of predictions climbed to 139,304, with the profit curve continuing to rise steadily.
In World Cup-related markets, the account has posted particularly strong results. Predict.fun data shows that swisstony tends to take contrarian positions when odds on popular outcomes appear overpriced, building large profits through high-frequency, small-size edge trading. Average profit per trade is relatively small, but the win rate has remained stable enough to produce strong cumulative returns.
According to the data cited by BlockBeats, the trader made about $9.5 million in June by betting against popular teams such as England, Spain, and Belgium. The account at one point ranked as the platform’s fifth most profitable user.
Swisstony is currently focused on the France vs. Spain match set for July 14 local time, with heavy positions spread across multiple sub-markets tied to that game. The core strategy remains placing a large number of “No” predictions, especially in low-probability correct-score markets, alongside some handicap and totals positions.
BlockBeats added that swisstony frequently ranks near the top of the platform’s monthly profit leaderboard, and that the account has posted more than $2 million in profit in a single day. Analysis cited in the report said the trader may be using automation tools or real-time data support.
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