Trader consensus on Polymarket overwhelmingly favors "No" at 96.2% implied probability for Jesus Christ's return before 2027, driven by the complete absence of verifiable biblical signs—such as global cosmic disturbances, the Antichrist's rise, or mass resurrections—in recent months, despite sporadic viral prophecies and social media hype like March claims of an April 2026 event that fizzled without evidence. This reflects historical precedent of failed end-times predictions, from 1844 Millerites to modern doomsayers, underscoring the "wisdom of crowds" in prediction markets where real capital enforces skepticism. With nine months until resolution, an upset would require an unambiguous, universally witnessed supernatural phenomenon, but cultural fatigue around apocalyptic speculation keeps Yes odds firmly suppressed.