[Mandatory Task] Order Book & Fundamentals Comprehensive Assessment: Visit the Polymarket page to compare the odds structure across the March 31, June 30, and December 31 expiration dates. Is the market pricing in a specific "regime collapse window"? Given the historical inertia of the Cuban regime, is the Order Book depth sufficient to support large-scale arbitrage on "No" (Remains in Power), or is there significant slippage risk?

[Mandatory Task] Order Book & Fundamentals Comprehensive Assessment: Retrieve and analyze the current order book depth on Polymarket for 'US Invade LatAm 2026.' Combined with recent US rhetoric regarding military action against Mexican cartels or diplomatic stances on Venezuela/Haiti, assess if the current odds accurately reflect the real risk of geopolitical friction escalating into actual 'territorial control.'

[Mandatory Task] Order Book & Fundamentals Comprehensive Assessment: Retrieve the latest Polymarket data for 'Jerome Powell out of Fed Board', specifically comparing the odds spread and liquidity depth for the 'May 30' vs. 'Dec 31' options; analyze user sentiment in light of recent Fed minutes and political pressure to determine if the current prices accurately reflect the risks of early resignation or term expiration.

[Mandatory Task] Order Book & Fundamentals Comprehensive Assessment: Visit the Polymarket page for this event to analyze the bid-ask spreads and liquidity depth across the different '2026 Quarterly' options. Combine this with the latest community sentiment from edgeX's Discord or Twitter to evaluate the market's actual confidence in a 2026 TGE and identify potential arbitrage opportunities.

[Mandatory Task] Order Book & Fundamentals Comprehensive Assessment: Retrieve recent speeches by BoJ Governor Kazuo Ueda and rumors regarding YCC adjustments. Combine this with the bid-ask spread and depth on Polymarket to analyze whether the current odds for '25 bps increase' vs 'No change' have fully priced in market expectations.

[Mandatory Task] Order Book & Fundamentals Comprehensive Assessment: Visit the Polymarket page for the 'SpaceX IPO' event. Given the low total volume (~$13.9k), analyze the spread and liquidity depth across the different expiration dates (Mar/Jun/Sep/Dec). Combining this with Elon Musk's recent comments regarding a 'Starlink spin-off' versus 'staying private', assess whether the current odds are fair or if there is mispricing due to illiquidity.

[Mandatory Task] Order Book & Fundamentals Assessment: Visit the Polymarket page to analyze the depth and spread of the 'SpaceX IPO Market Cap' order book. Combine this with Elon Musk's recent public statements regarding SpaceX's IPO plans and secondary market valuations (private equity trading prices) to assess if the 'No IPO before 2028' option is fairly priced, and identify potential long-term capital lock-up risks.

[Mandatory Task] Given the extremely low volume ($5.83) and the inclusion of non-incumbent 'future' leaders (e.g., Merz, Takaichi), analyze the Order Book for any genuine liquidity. Fundamentally, assess whether the probability for non-incumbents should be zero if they are not yet in office, and update the fair value odds for currently active leaders facing war or instability (e.g., Netanyahu, Zelenskyy) to leave before 2027.

[Mandatory Task] Order Book & Fundamentals Comprehensive Assessment: Given the extremely low volume (~$3), visit the Polymarket page to check order book depth, and combined with current KenPom/NET rankings, analyze if the implied win rates for top conferences like Big 12, SEC, or Big East deviate severely from their actual competitive strength.

Retrieve the latest order book data for the 'Iran leader end of 2026' market, specifically analyzing the implied probabilities and bid-ask spreads for Mojtaba Khamenei and Masoud Pezeshkian. Crucially, verify if the current Supreme Leader (Ali Khamenei) is a valid option (or covered by 'Other') and assess the risk of a 'No Head of State' resolution or rule dispute if he remains in power through 2026.

[Mandatory Task] Retrieve the latest Order Book data for 'Which countries will strike Iran by March 31', focusing on the liquidity and spread for high-probability candidates like the UK or Saudi Arabia versus unlikely ones like Canada or Qatar, and update the fair value assessment based on recent geopolitical news.