| Outcome | Probability | Yes Bid | Yes Ask | 24h Change | Volume | |
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| Yes | 0% | 0¢ | 0¢ | — | $0 | Trade → |
This market asks whether 2026 will be widely characterized as a notably adverse year for Donald Trump. It matters because market prices aggregate expectations about legal, political, financial, and reputational developments that could materially affect his public standing.
Donald Trump has been a high-profile political and legal figure since his presidency, with multiple ongoing legal matters, business interests, and political activity that could produce headline events in 2026. Prediction markets let participants trade on the likelihood of compound outcomes across those domains, creating a real-time signal of how traders interpret incoming information. Because the listing closes TBD, outcomes will hinge on events or thresholds specified in the contract's settlement language and on developments that unfold through the calendar year.
Market prices are a consensus signal that update as new information arrives; they are not guarantees and can move quickly in response to news or liquidity shifts. Treat prices as one input among many when assessing the likelihood of the contract's outcome.
The contract's official resolution terms on the exchange define what constitutes a 'bad year' for this market; consult the listing's settlement clause for objective criteria. If the listing is ambiguous, the exchange's rules and designated arbiters determine how outcomes are evaluated.
The listing currently shows the close as TBD; the exchange will post a firm closing or resolution schedule on the market page once set. Resolution timing typically follows either a fixed calendar endpoint or the occurrence of specified events in the contract text.
Major legal rulings (indictments, trial verdicts, plea deals), decisive election results in 2026 that affect his political coalition, major financial penalties or business collapses, and high-impact media revelations or personal incidents are the types of events most likely to move this market.
Market activity is driven by a mix of retail speculators, politically focused traders, journalists and analysts reacting to breaking news, and occasionally institutional participants; real-time news, court filings, and official election returns are common information inputs.
Use the market as a live, aggregated signal of how informed participants are interpreting events, but cross-check the underlying contract definition, assess market liquidity and recent flow, and combine prices with independent analysis of legal documents, polling, and electoral contexts before drawing conclusions.