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S&P price at year-end?

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  • 7,800 or above

    • Yes49%
    • No51%

    Volume $8.2K · Liquidity $4.5K

  • 7,600 or above

    • Yes60%
    • No40%

    Volume $8.1K · Liquidity $5.2K

  • 7,900 or above

    • Yes39%
    • No61%

    Volume $5.8K · Liquidity $2.1K

  • 7,700 or above

    • Yes56%
    • No44%

    Volume $4.4K · Liquidity $3.1K

  • 6,900 or above

    • Yes96%
    • No4%

    Volume $2.8K · Liquidity $2.2K

  • 8,000 or above

    • Yes36%
    • No64%

    Volume $2.8K · Liquidity $1.6K

  • 7,400 or above

    • Yes75%
    • No25%

    Volume $2.5K · Liquidity $1.6K

  • 7,300 or above

    • Yes78%
    • No22%

    Volume $2.5K · Liquidity $1.4K

  • 8,500 or above

    • Yes7%
    • No93%

    Volume $2.2K · Liquidity $1.6K

  • 7,000 or above

    • Yes93%
    • No7%

    Volume $2.2K · Liquidity $1.4K

  • 7,500 or above

    • Yes65%
    • No35%

    Volume $1.8K · Liquidity $1.1K

  • 8,200 or above

    • Yes16%
    • No84%

    Volume $1.1K · Liquidity $620.3

  • 8,300 or above

    • Yes7%
    • No93%

    Volume $903.8 · Liquidity $643.5

  • 7,200 or above

    • Yes84%
    • No16%

    Volume $856.8 · Liquidity $799.3

  • 7,100 or above

    • Yes91%
    • No9%

    Volume $792.3 · Liquidity $460.3

  • 8,400 or above

    • Yes6%
    • No94%

    Volume $695.9 · Liquidity $531.1

  • 8,100 or above

    • Yes18%
    • No82%

    Volume $566.5 · Liquidity $236.3

Resolution rules

If the S&P 500 index value on Dec 31, 2026 at 4pm EST is above 6900, then the market resolves to Yes.

How to read these odds

Each price runs from $0 to $1 and can be read as the probability the market assigns to an outcome: $0.62 means roughly 62%. Prices move with every trade, so they are a crowd estimate, not a guarantee. Before trading, check the resolution rules above, the volume and the liquidity, and only risk money you can afford to lose.

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