The official determination that Jeffrey Epstein died in August 2019, supported by autopsy findings, death certificate, and multiple federal investigations, underpins the 96.7% trader consensus against confirmation of his survival before 2027. No credible public sightings, DNA evidence, or institutional reversals have emerged in the past 30 days or the preceding period to challenge that record. Markets price in the high evidentiary bar for confirmation, which would require verifiable documentation or official acknowledgment rather than unverified claims. Potential shifts remain limited to extraordinary late developments such as authenticated biometric proof or a formal government statement, though historical patterns show no precedent for such reversals in similar cases.