The overwhelming market-implied odds for "No" reflect the absence of any verifiable signs, global events, or theological shifts pointing to an imminent return in the brief window left before 2027. Traders draw on centuries of unfulfilled predictions and the lack of matching criteria from major Christian traditions, such as widespread apocalyptic indicators or messianic fulfillment, creating a strong consensus backed by real capital. Historical patterns of failed end-times forecasts further reinforce this positioning. Realistic upset scenarios remain limited to sudden, unprecedented worldwide developments that could be interpreted as fulfilling prophecy, though none have materialized in recent months and such rapid change would defy established cultural and religious timelines.