PPP, a prediction-market tracking tool, said a smart-money wallet with a win rate above 72% bought more than $90,000 worth of shares betting that Argentina will not win the 2026 FIFA World Cup on Polymarket. The wallet address was identified as 0x701187150980c2421bc3c87a74dbdef31d75c6da, and the reported average entry price was 58.1 cents. The input also outlined the two finalists’ paths to the title match. Spain advanced through the knockout rounds by beating Portugal 1-0, Belgium 2-1 and France 2-0 in the semifinal. Argentina, meanwhile, defeated Egypt 3-2, Switzerland 3-1, and then came from behind to beat England 2-1 with two late goals in the semifinal. According to the source material, Spain and Argentina are set to meet in the World Cup final, while the tracked wallet has taken a sizable position on the “Argentina will not win the 2026 World Cup” side of the Polymarket event.
PPP, a prediction-market tracking tool, said a smart-money wallet with a win rate above 72% bought more than $90,000 worth of shares betting that Argentina will not win the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the Polymarket market titled “Will Argentina win the 2026 World Cup?”
The wallet was identified as 0x701187150980c2421bc3c87a74dbdef31d75c6da. Its average entry price was reported at 58.1 cents.
The source material also said Spain reached the final after beating Portugal 1-0, Belgium 2-1 and France 2-0 in the knockout stage. Argentina advanced by defeating Egypt 3-2, Switzerland 3-1, and England 2-1 after scoring twice late in the semifinal.
Spain and Argentina are set to play for the World Cup title.
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