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03.13 01:22 UpdatedFair Value Reasoning:
A 1-megaton (1000 kt) meteor impact is a rare, centennial-class event (e.g., Tunguska 1908). For context, the 2013 Chelyabinsk event was only ~500 kt and would not qualify. The recent fireball over Europe on March 8, 2026, generated headlines but was confirmed by ESA to be a small object (meters wide) with negligible energy compared to the 1 Mt threshold. With no specific major asteroid threats identified for 2026 by planetary defense networks (e.g., asteroid 2024 YR4 is a 2032 threat), the base rate probability for such a catastrophic event is statistically less than 1%.
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This is a typical 'low-probability catastrophe' market. While asteroid impacts are a serious scientific topic, betting on a specific yield and year for a meteor strike is considered relatively niche and novel in mainstream prediction markets.
