A little background on the event :)

Voliti Co's Predict 2026 (predict2026.org) is a gathering for people who believe in prediction markets as infrastructure for how the world reasons about the future. Built by forecasters, for forecasters, it brings prediction-market-native exchanges, traders, and builders together with researchers, writers, and legal minds for three days of conversation about where the space has been and where it is headed.

The conference runs December 7–9, 2026, at The Times Center in New York City. Some of the programming we’re especially excited about includes Year in Review and Looking Forward talks from the major exchanges, strategy breakdowns from top traders, and new work from researchers studying the space. Learn more at Predict2026.org.

Rules Below

Each option resolves independently. An option resolves YES if the named person participates in an official Predict 2026 session as a keynote speaker, panelist, moderator, presenter, interviewer, interviewee, or live podcast participant. Both in-person appearances and live remote participation count, provided the person substantively participates in an official session. Merely attending the conference, staffing a booth, appearing at a private dinner or informal side event, being introduced from the stage, or appearing in prerecorded content does not count. A person who is announced but subsequently cancels or does not participate resolves NO. A last-minute speaker who substantively participates will count even if they were not previously listed on the website.

The official conference program, conference recordings, and direct observation by the organizers will serve as the resolution sources. Markets will be resolved after the conference concludes on December 10. If Predict 2026 is canceled and does not take place, all options resolve N/A.

Disclosure: I am one of the organizers of Predict 2026 and may possess nonpublic information about speaker invitations and negotiations. I will not trade in this market nor will any Predict 2026 staff. Inclusion as an option should not be interpreted as confirmation that someone has agreed to speak, received a formal invitation, or is currently negotiating with the conference.