[Mandatory Task] Retrieve the latest data for the "10.0+ earthquake before 2027" Polymarket event to analyze the order book depth and user sentiment; specifically, assess if the current "Yes" price reflects a genuine risk premium or just "lottery ticket" speculation compared to the scientific impossibility of such an event.

[Mandatory Task] Order Book & Fundamentals Comprehensive Assessment: Retrieve the latest odds for cities like "Zaporizhia" or "Kramatorsk" and cross-reference with the ISW map to measure the remaining distance (km) from Russian lines to city boundaries; assess if the market pricing reasonably accounts for the logistical difficulty of advancing during the upcoming spring mud season within the final 4 months.

[Mandatory Task] Order Book & Fundamentals Comprehensive Assessment: Retrieve the latest information, visit the Polymarket page for the corresponding Event to analyze the Order Book (noting the extremely low volume of $59.88) and user discussions, and update the assessment of fair value, arbitrage strategies, and liquidity risks.

[Mandatory Task] Retrieve the latest Order Book data for 'Will Trump declare war on Iran' on Polymarket, analyze the bid-ask spread and depth given the approaching March 31, 2026 deadline, and assess if the price reflects rational geopolitical risk or retail panic.

[Mandatory Task] Order Book & Fundamentals Comprehensive Assessment: Retrieve the actual outcome of the Jan 2026 FOMC meeting (confirming if it was a "Pause") and visit the Polymarket page to analyze the order book. Focus on the spread between "Pause–Cut–Pause" (March Cut) and "Pause–Pause–Cut" (March Pause, April Cut) to assess whether the market favors an immediate cut or a delay.

[Mandatory Task] Retrieve the latest order book data and the $350k trading volume for the 'Zelenskyy out by March 2026' market to assess liquidity depth. Combine this with fundamental analysis by searching for breaking news regarding a potential 'government reset' or Zelenskyy's health, paying special attention to the rule that 'an announcement of resignation resolves to Yes immediately,' and analyze if the current price reflects the risk of an early announcement.

[Mandatory Task] Comprehensive Assessment: Visit the Polymarket page for this event to analyze the Order Book depth and user discussions regarding Mojtaba Khamenei's movements, and update the assessment of fair value and risks for the 'Yes' options (March 31 or April 30) based on the latest geopolitical news.

[Mandatory Task] Retrieve the latest status of the "Kharg Island oil terminal strike" market on Polymarket (Volume: $6444), analyze the order book depth and bid-ask spread to assess liquidity risks, and combine with the latest March 2026 geopolitical news to update the fair value assessment of a "Yes" outcome.

[Mandatory Task] Order Book & Fundamentals Comprehensive Assessment: Visit the Polymarket page to analyze the odds spread between 'No IPO by June 30, 2026' and the various market cap brackets (e.g., 15-20B, 30B+). Combine this with Discord's last private valuation of $15B and recent secondary market premiums/discounts to assess if the current odds fairly reflect the risks of an 'IPO delay' or a 'down-round listing'.

[Mandatory Task] Retrieve the latest Polymarket order book data and user discussions for 'US/Israel strike on Fordow', and combine this with recent geopolitical news regarding Iran's uranium enrichment levels to assess whether the current odds accurately reflect the risk of military conflict through 2026.

[Mandatory Task] Order Book & Fundamentals Comprehensive Assessment: Retrieve the latest geopolitical developments between Greece and Turkey (e.g., diplomatic statements, scheduled naval exercises in the Aegean) and combine this with the Polymarket order book depth and spread to analyze whether the current odds reasonably reflect the true risk of a 'substantial military engagement'.

[Mandatory Task] Retrieve the latest Polymarket data for "Masoud Pezeshkian out by...?", specifically analyzing the volume and implied probability differences between the March 31, June 30, and December 31 options. Does the liquidity in the longer-dated (Dec 2026) order book support a valid fair value assessment, or is it distorted by low volume?