Hormuz normalization contract shows split signals at 6 percent
CoinStats reports whale and smart-money wallets traded about 73,000 dollars of signal volume in the contract on Strait of Hormuz traffic returning to normal by November 30, priced at 6 percent. Whales were buying No while smart money leaned Yes, leaving the signal score flat at zero across two wallets.
The contract on Strait of Hormuz traffic returning to normal by November 30 was priced at 6 percent, according to CoinStats. Whale and smart-money wallets generated about 73,000 dollars in signal volume.
Opposing positions, neutral score
Whales were buying No, while wallets classified as smart money leaned Yes, according to CoinStats. The two groups therefore pointed in opposite directions on whether traffic would return to normal by the contract’s deadline.
The signal score stood at zero across two wallets. That neutral reading accompanied divergent positioning, rather than a shared directional view.
What the snapshot establishes
The report was published on Nov 4, 2026, at 3:30 AM ET. The supplied summary gives the contract price and wallet signals but does not describe traffic conditions or specify how the contract defines a return to normal.
What it means for prediction markets
- The 6 percent price places the Yes outcome at a low market-implied probability, but it does not establish what will happen by November 30.
- Whale buying of No and smart-money leaning toward Yes offer conflicting signals; the zero score provides no net directional indication.
- The roughly 73,000 dollars represents reported signal volume across two wallets, not a stated measure of total contract trading volume.
- Without the resolution criteria or information on traffic conditions, this snapshot alone cannot establish how close the contract is to satisfying its terms.
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