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Netanyahu exit contract tops tracked trading volume with $124.9 million

The market closes January 1, 2027 and leads the 50 Polymarket and Kalshi markets World Monitor tracks, which show 489.3 million dollars in total volume in the live reading at 9:11 AM UTC on November 1.

A volume leader at 18.5 percent

The Polymarket contract on whether Netanyahu will be out by the end of 2026 stood at 18.5 percent, with $124.9 million traded, according to World Monitor.

That made it the most traded market among the 50 Polymarket and Kalshi markets World Monitor tracks. The ranking describes that monitored group, rather than all markets on either platform.

Snapshot and closing date

The tracked markets had a combined $489.3 million in trading volume in the live reading at 9:11 AM UTC on November 1, according to World Monitor.

The Netanyahu contract closes January 1, 2027. The report was published Nov 1, 2026, at 4:15 AM ET; its market reading represents a snapshot, not a final outcome.

What it means for prediction markets

  • The $124.9 million traded establishes the contract’s volume lead within World Monitor’s 50-market sample, not an industry-wide ranking.
  • The 18.5 percent reading and trading volume measure different things: the reported market pricing and the amount traded.
  • The end-of-2026 question and January 1, 2027 closing date provide the timeline, but the supplied material does not specify the contract’s resolution criteria.
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