Fifty-one point eight percent is just a snapshot, a temporary peak that will surely erode as market attention shifts.
These win rates are so unstable; one major global event can flip the whole hierarchy, making yesterday's 'highest' category today's lowest.
It's like thinking the school playground is always quiet because you saw it during class time — the limited resources of market focus are constantly redirecting.
For example, if a major Swiss bank suddenly had a liquidity crisis, everyone's attention, and thus betting, would swing from military topics to central bank actions, drastically changing those win rates overnight.
We've got finite time and money; chasing these fleeting trends is a guaranteed way to waste both.