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Polymarket traders assign slim odds to a human lunar landing in 2026

PredictionBubbles lists the moon landing contract on its November 5 tech board, which tracks 59 open tech markets with 66.0 million dollars in total volume across two venues. The contract is among the most traded tech markets on the board by total volume.

A Polymarket contract on a human moon landing in 2026 is priced at 0.9 percent, with 2.0 million dollars traded, according to PredictionBubbles.

The figures appear in reporting published Nov 5, 2026, at 8:00 AM ET. The price indicates a low market-implied likelihood of a landing within the contract’s stated year, rather than certainty about the outcome.

A heavily traded contract on the tech board

PredictionBubbles includes the contract on its November 5 tech board, which tracks 59 open tech markets across two venues. Those markets have generated 66.0 million dollars in total volume.

The moon landing contract ranks among the board’s most traded tech markets by total volume, according to PredictionBubbles. The supplied summary does not give its exact ranking or identify the second venue.

What it means for prediction markets

  • Price and activity tell different stories: The 0.9 percent price reflects a low implied likelihood, while 2.0 million dollars in trading places the contract among the board’s most active by cumulative volume.
  • The comparison spans two venues: The board’s 66.0 million dollars in total volume covers all 59 open tech markets, not Polymarket alone.
  • Key context is unavailable: The summary provides neither the contract’s detailed resolution terms nor its price history, limiting conclusions about qualifying outcomes or changes in sentiment.
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