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According to monitoring by Catcher Predict, in the "World Cup Knockout Stage" event on the prediction market Polymarket, the "Yes" option for the sub-market "Scotland" has experienced a dramatic fluctuation in winning probability, soaring from 33.5% an hour ago to the current 52.5% (a fluctuation of 19%). Please note the impact of related breaking news.

According to on-chain data monitored by Catcher Predict, significant capital movements are predicted in the Polymarket market. A large whale invested $59,400 in a single bet on the "Scotland vs. Brazil - More Markets" event for "O/U 2.5". Based on the current transaction price, the latest corresponding win rate for this bet is 54%.

According to on-chain data monitored by Catcher Predict, significant capital movements are predicted in the market Polymarket. A large whale invested $60,000 in "Morocco" for the event "Scotland vs. Morocco." Based on the current transaction price, the latest corresponding winning probability for this target is 60%.

According to on-chain data monitored by Catcher Predict, significant capital movements are predicted in the market Polymarket. A large whale invested $100,000 in "Scotland" for the event "Haiti vs. Scotland." Based on the current transaction price, the latest corresponding winning probability for this target is 38.96%.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, Lomond School in Scotland will start accepting Bitcoin for tuition payments from the autumn term of 2025, marking the first time in the UK. The school currently has no plans to accept other cryptocurrencies or to immediately convert Bitcoin into fiat currency. In the future, the school may establish a Bitcoin treasury, but it will seek input from the community.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, promotional materials for the Bitcoin white paper and its logo have appeared on the streets of Scotland.

ChainCatcher news, the Scottish prosecutor seized nearly $144,000 (£110,000) worth of Bitcoin from a "technician" involved in a burglary case, during which a cryptocurrency holder was threatened with a machete. The incident occurred in March 2020, when three men threatened the victim in a home near Glasgow to transfer Bitcoin to an account controlled by John Ross Rennie. Although Rennie did not directly participate in the robbery, he was convicted of "resetting" and 23.5 Bitcoins held as stolen property were recently converted to cash and confiscated by the prosecutor.