Trader consensus on Polymarket reflects a 96.2% implied probability for "No" on Jesus Christ's return before 2027, anchored by the stark absence of any verifiable biblical signs—wars, cosmic disturbances, or messianic appearances—in recent months, despite fleeting viral TikTok prophecies and social media buzz around fringe 2026 rapture claims earlier this year. This overwhelming skepticism stems from centuries of failed end-times predictions, from Y2K hysteria to repeated doomsday flops, with no fresh catalysts like confirmed divine interventions or global spiritual awakenings to fuel "Yes" bets. As the December 31, 2026, deadline nears, traders eye low-risk stability, though a black-swan spectacle—undeniable mass visions or supernatural events—could spark an upset, albeit against historical cultural precedent.