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2026 Balance of Power: R Senate, D House

What the flagged wallets on this market have in common: when they entered, how they traded, how alike they look and where their money came from. New wallets betting big against the crowd. This is not proof that anyone knows anything.

1 flagged wallet, $14.1K in, 1 against the crowd (the crowd: No). Feed as of . How this is counted

How alike they look

One flagged wallet: nothing to compare it with.

Similarity is a resemblance, not proof of coordination: two wallets can enter the same market within minutes by chance, and one person can run wallets that look nothing alike.

Timing

First entry , last . The first large trade the site saw on this market was .

Behaviour

1 wallet holds Yes ($14.1K, against the crowd). 1 × a few fills. 1 wallet has no other position the site can see. Mostly round sizes (multiples of $500): f0afjr.

WalletEntered (UTC)After firstSideEntry pricePositionP/LFillsBiggest fillShare of its positionsAge · prior
f0afjragainst the crowdfirstYes27.2¢avg 27.8¢$14.1K−$2.7K2 buysa few fills · holding · 1 round$9.1K65 % of its buys100 %0 other markets27.6 d · 2

Funding

Funding data is being collected. It shows each wallet's first incoming USDC transfers on Polygon: the sender, the amount and how long before the first trade.

Read this with care

  • Similarity is a resemblance, not proof of coordination: two wallets can enter the same market within minutes by chance, and one person can run wallets that look nothing alike.
  • Positions, sizes and times come from the large fills ($1,000 or more) the site saw; smaller fills and fills before the site first met a wallet are not counted, so every figure is a floor.
  • One flagged wallet: nothing to compare it with.
  • Funding data is being collected for 1 wallet.

Not financial advice. Data for bots: GET /api/v1/new-money/2026-balance-of-power-r-senate-d-house-444 (API docs).