Megaquake markets reflect the extreme rarity of magnitude 8.0+ events, which occur globally only a handful of times per decade on average according to USGS historical catalogs. With only two weeks remaining until June 30, trader consensus at 94.5% for "No" stems from the absence of elevated seismic indicators, foreshock sequences, or official alerts from monitoring agencies in high-risk zones such as the Cascadia subduction zone or Pacific Ring of Fire. Short-term predictability remains low, yet the narrow resolution window and lack of recent model shifts or unusual strain measurements reinforce the strong implied probability. A sudden rupture on a major fault could still occur, though such outcomes are statistically uncommon without preceding geophysical signals.