13 fills in under two minutes, all at 45¢, on Ben Shelton the night before his match. He redeemed $21,961.57. Wallet 0x9b11...f5375. No username, no profile picture. Rolex Paris Masters, Ben Shelton vs Tommy Paul, Nov 6, first serve 08:05 ET. Market: match winner, Shelton. I pulled the whole file. 23:11 to 23:12 ET on Nov 5, nine hours before the match. 13 buys, $9,627.97 for 21,395.49 shares. Then four small top-ups overnight between 01:15 and 02:31 ET. $254.74 for 566.09 shares. Total: $9,882.71 for 21,961.57 shares. Average 45.0¢. Zero sells. The pre-match price barely moves, 45.5¢ to 47.5¢ through the night. Then the match. 08:25 ET Shelton prints 40.5¢. His shares are worth about $8,894 on paper, roughly $989 under cost. 08:50 ET 69.5¢. Five minutes later back to 51.5¢. 09:25 ET 49.5¢, close to where he started. 09:45 ET 92.5¢. 10:00 ET $1. Final 6-4, 4-6, 6-3 Shelton. 10:29 ET redeem: $21,961.57. Net on the market: +$12,078.86. That is 2.22x on a pre-match ticket. The account: +$342,829 all-time, #617, on $66.9M volume. Today +$67,487, #15 on the day board. Would you lock 45¢ nine hours before first serve, or wait for the first few games and risk paying more?