The overwhelming 98% market-implied odds for "No" reflect traders' assessment that no credible religious, geopolitical, or cultural developments point to an imminent Second Coming by the end of 2026. Historical patterns of unfulfilled end-times predictions, the absence of matching precursor events such as widespread apocalyptic signs or verified miracles, and theological emphasis on the unknown timing all reinforce this strong consensus. With the deadline roughly 18 months away and no major shifts in public discourse or reported phenomena altering sentiment, the position remains stable. A realistic upset would require an unprecedented, globally acknowledged event meeting traditional scriptural criteria before the cutoff, though such a scenario remains highly speculative given the market's track record on similar long-shot religious resolutions.