Wallets that bet like they know something: fresh or long-dormant accounts putting big money on long odds, often just before the news breaks. A flag is a pattern, not proof.
Updated Oct 24, 2026, 6:37 PMNo resolved flags match yet.
A flag describes a trading pattern, not a person: it does not say anyone has inside information or did anything wrong. Many are whales on new wallets or gamblers. Check the track record before following any of them. Not financial advice.
A position is flagged when a wallet puts $1K+ on an outcome priced 65¢ or less, and the wallet is fresh (account at most 30 days old) or dormant (at most 10 markets ever traded). New money, one big bet, on something the market thought unlikely: a pattern worth a second look, nothing more.
Each flag is scored 0–100 from six parts:
Flags settle when the market resolves; the Resolved tab shows how each one ended. If flagged bets win more often than their entry price implied, the pattern carries information.