Zero-Cuts Contract Settles at 80.95% on Distributed Payrolls Conviction
The zero-cuts contract holds at 80.95% as of 23:28 UTC Saturday, off a 83.05% session peak driven by May's 172,000-job blowout.
The "Will no Fed rate cuts happen in 2026?" contract holds at 80.95% as of 23:28 UTC on Saturday, June 6 — up 9.75 percentage points on the session on the back of Friday's May payrolls blowout. The contract touched a session high of 83.05% before drifting lower as profit-takers trimmed; it has been locked at 80.95% since 17:47 UTC. The $144,641 in 24-hour volume is spread across the day, with no single wallet dominating the Yes-side tape.
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