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Rohan Khan@rohan_khan_149

Before the strike, trading activity showed typical market behavior.

Most participants were retail traders or large investors, with no perfect win rates.

However, after the strike, several wallets emerged with extremely high success rates.

These wallets held their positions until settlement, suggesting confidence in the outcome.

This shift indicates a change in trading patterns following the strike event.

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  • Pre-strike markets had typical retail and whale trading patterns.
  • No wallets achieved a 100% win rate before the strike.
  • Post-strike markets showed wallets with extremely high win rates.
  • These high-win wallets held positions until market resolution.
  • This behavior contrasts with typical profit-taking by whales.

A sudden shift to high-win wallets might seem like a new market nature, but we need to consider the full picture to avoid a misinterpretation. What if the market size or liquidity dropped significantly post-strike? A smaller pool of participants or fewer available contracts could easily skew those win rates without any underlying change in market integrity, which means it could be an anomaly not a new problem.

1:08 PM · Sep 21, 2026
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