Trader consensus reflects the absence of any verifiable signs, viral movements, or cultural shifts in religious media and popular discourse pointing to an imminent Second Coming before 2027. With market-implied odds at 98.7% for No, bettors draw on centuries of unfulfilled prophecies and the lack of recent apocalyptic events or mainstream theological momentum around a specific short-term date. Historical patterns in eschatological narratives show they rarely resolve on tight timelines, while current entertainment portrayals of end-times themes stay firmly fictional. Realistic upset scenarios would require unprecedented global developments or revelations in the next few months that suddenly reshape public sentiment, though such shifts remain highly speculative and outside typical cultural cycles.