The market-implied odds of 98% for "No" reflect traders' strong consensus that the Second Coming lacks any credible short-term indicators or doctrinal momentum aligning with a 2027 deadline, consistent with long-standing religious and cultural traditions emphasizing its unknowable timing. This positioning draws from historical patterns where apocalyptic expectations have repeatedly failed to materialize on fixed schedules, with no recent verified developments or widespread interpretive shifts in major faith communities to suggest otherwise. While the outcome remains inherently unpredictable, an upset would demand extraordinary global events capable of rapidly altering public and theological narratives, an outcome traders view as highly improbable given the current absence of such catalysts.