Stephen Curry’s deep loyalty to the Golden State Warriors, reinforced by years of public statements and organizational alignment, underpins the 97.5% trader consensus against him leaving. Entering the final year of his $62.6 million deal, the 38-year-old became extension-eligible on August 29 for a two-year, $136.7 million maximum that would keep him in Golden State through 2028-29. GM Mike Dunleavy and owner Joe Lacob have repeatedly affirmed mutual interest in Curry finishing his career with the franchise, while team sources confirm no trade requests or internal discussions of moving him despite last season’s playoff miss and limited offseason additions. Curry’s stated preference for wearing one jersey his entire career further cements this positioning. Realistic variables that could still shift odds include a significant injury altering his playing timeline, prolonged extension delays creating roster uncertainty, or an unexpected free-agency pivot next summer, though none appear imminent based on current reporting.