Current price looks efficient with heavy liquidity and a tight spread; no strong mispricing beyond a small bearish lean on Yes.
Unified market view
Will Spain win the 2026 FIFA World Cup?
Model view, orderbook, price history, and related whale flow in one place.
Research boundary
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Decision state
Watch trigger
Current price looks efficient with heavy liquidity and a tight spread; no strong mispricing beyond a small bearish lean on Yes.
- Yes at 0.213 near fair
- No side has stronger depth
- Recent price drift is mild
Current price looks efficient with heavy liquidity and a tight spread; no strong mispricing beyond a small bearish lean on Yes.
Yes at 0.213 near fair · No side has stronger depth · Recent price drift is mild
Price 58.2¢ · spread 0.1 pts · liquidity $8,343,216. Do not act unless model view and market tape agree.
Summary
Updated at 7/15/2026, 15:56:07
Signal
HoldBest ask ?
58.2¢Volume (24h) ?
$5,614,311Liquidity ?
$8,343,216Open interest ?
—Spread ?
0.1¢Depth imbalance ?
-61.1%Momentum ?
0.0%Volatility ?
0.0%Trend slope ?
-0Reasons
- No strong edge detected
Rule notes
- No single rule is strong enough to signal buy/sell.
Orderbook
Outcome Yes
Bids
Asks
Price history
Interval: 6h
Prediction history
Full historyNo strong edge at current price; the market already reflects Spain as a low-probability contender, and recent momentum/orderbook are only mildly negative for Yes.
The price is efficient in a highly liquid market and the current book imbalance does not create a strong enough edge to buy Spain or short it aggressively.
Tight spread and deep liquidity, but price is already efficient around 20.5% with no strong catalyst or mispricing signal.
Price action and orderbook lean against Yes, but the edge is modest and the spread is tight enough that the current price already reflects most of the information.
Related whale flow
All tradesNo related large trades in the current 24h cache.