Svmuu Seer Channel monitoring shows that in the Polymarket prediction event "NBA Regular Season Hawks vs. Cavaliers," an account with a win rate exceeding 55% (address: 0xc6b6ffce6c52b6fdf4bad57de303939f19ab13ac) purchased $120,000 on the Hawks defeating the Cavaliers, with an average opening price of 39¢.
The NBA regular season game between the Hawks and the Cavaliers started at 7:00 AM Beijing time today and is about to enter halftime. Currently, the NBA regular season is nearing its end. The Hawks have a record of 45 wins and 34 losses, ranking 5th in the Eastern Conference; the Cavaliers have a record of 50 wins and 29 losses, ranking 4th in the Eastern Conference.
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Account with over 55% win rate purchases $120,000 on Hawks defeating Cavaliers in NBA regular season
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