The overwhelming trader consensus behind "No" at 97.9% reflects the absence of any verifiable signs, official religious announcements, or cultural phenomena pointing to an imminent Second Coming within the narrow window before 2027. Historical patterns of eschatological claims, combined with the unpredictable nature of theological events and lack of precursor signals from major faith communities or global developments, reinforce this near-certainty. Realistic upset scenarios remain limited to sudden, widely accepted apocalyptic interpretations of major world events or unprecedented public declarations from religious authorities, though such shifts would need to unfold rapidly and gain broad consensus to meaningfully move the market before the cutoff.