According to monitoring data, predict.fun's prediction market for the LPL playoff match between NIP and LGD shows a 65% probability of NIP winning. The BO5 match is scheduled for 5:00 PM today in the lower bracket. The loser will be eliminated, while the winner will face IG in the next round for the Bubble qualification. NIP has been dominant, sweeping JDG 3-0 yesterday and EDG 3-0 earlier, winning two consecutive BO5 series without dropping a game. LGD staged a 3-2 comeback against TES but then lost 1-3 to AL.

A newly created wallet address purchased $66,000 worth of shares predicting TES would defeat IG in the LPL playoffs, according to PPP prediction market monitoring. The account bought 117,857.2 shares at an average price of 56.6 cents. The match is Game 1 of the lower bracket in the LPL Third Stage playoffs, a BO5 single-elimination format. The loser is eliminated, while the winner proceeds to fight for higher points and World Championship opportunities. The match started at 14:00 on September 5, and IG currently leads 1-0. PPP also offers a signal push community for users.

Prediction platform predict.fun reports a 32% probability for LGD to defeat AL in the LPL playoff winner's bracket match. The BO5 series starts at 5 PM today. AL advanced directly from the third stage, while LGD upset TES 3-2 in the first round. The winner moves to the winner's bracket finals.

According to Cointelegraph, the market capitalization of tokenized real-world assets (RWA) on the Stellar network has grown by roughly 360% in 2026, climbing from $868.8 million at the end of last year to close to $4 billion. A Dune Analytics dashboard maintained by Stellar shows that as of Aug. 29, the network's RWA market cap stood at $3.996 billion, covering asset categories such as U.S. Treasuries, private and public credit, and non-U.S. government debt. Issuer concentration remains high: Spiko leads with $1.55 billion, followed by Realiz ($559 million), Tradable ($548 million), Franklin Templeton ($546 million) and Ondo ($535 million). The Stellar Development Foundation, citing RWA.xyz data, said the network held about $490 million in non-U.S. government debt as of Aug. 20, including tokenized Mexican CETES and Brazilian government bonds issued via Etherfuse. Institutional adoption is building momentum. In May, the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) announced plans to connect its tokenization service to Stellar, with tokenized assets expected to go live in the first half of 2027. In July, Tradable said it planned to bring up to $1 billion in private credit assets onto Stellar.

PPP monitoring shows that in Polymarket's "LPL Third Stage Playoffs: LGD vs TES" prediction event, an account with more than $370,000 in profits bought 335,483 shares of "LGD wins" at an average entry price of 34.8 cents, spending roughly $117,000. The match starts at 17:00 on August 29 and is a best-of-five series.

Predict.fun is pricing a 65% chance that TES beats LGD in the opening match of the 2026 LPL Stage 3 playoffs. The best-of-five series starts today at 5 p.m. TES enters as the third seed from the Summit group, LGD as sixth; the winner faces regular-season top seed BLG in the next round.

Odaily columnist CryptoLeo argues that the latest League of Legends patch has made Polymarket’s LOL markets harder to trade because early gold leads are no longer as reliable a signal of a final result. Drawing on recent reversals in leagues including the LPL and LCK, he says match outcomes now hinge more on draft timing, resource conversion, teamfight execution and whether a team can actually close a game, rather than on raw early-game economy alone. The article breaks the problem into two parts. First, it explains why games have become more volatile: comeback-friendly bounty mechanics, compensation tied to major objectives, lower direct impact from Baron rewards, and bot-lane mage picks that can reduce late-fight margin for error. Second, it lays out a trading framework for Polymarket users, covering league selection, pre-match analysis, order placement, profit-taking and bankroll control. CryptoLeo says he prefers major leagues such as the LPL, LCK, LEC and LCS, while warning against several smaller or more erratic competitions. On execution, he favors buying below market rather than chasing live prices, sometimes placing orders on both sides in volatile matches, and taking profits early once a favored team builds an in-game edge. He also stresses position sizing, suggesting each match be capped at 5% to 10% of total capital.

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