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Who will win the 2024 US Presidential Election?

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ORYN says WAIT

Confidence 100%AI edge +1%

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Crowd

Expected value

+1.0%

Entry / exit

0-3 → 0-6¢

Risk

LOW

What changed

▸elevated_volume

›polling volatility in swing states
›debate performances
›third-party candidate impact

Key risk: market manipulation or shutdown

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AI updated 6/26/2026, 5:31:15 PM

Resolution

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global eventsglobalus-presidential-election-2024usa-politicselection-predictionSource: manifold

Signal Intelligence

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Crowd Consensus

ORYN Consensus

Signal Score

+1.0

Opportunity

0.7

Delta +1%% confidence convictionObservatory →

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Multi-model consensus

Synthesizing

ORYN is polling its model network — Claude, GPT, Gemini and more — for this market. The consensus and per-model dissent will appear here.

Market Intelligence

Regime: — · Confidence: 0%

AI Analysis

The prediction market currently assigns a 0.00% probability to any candidate winning the 2024 US Presidential Election, indicating either a halted market, data error, or extreme uncertainty. This defies historical precedent and suggests non-market factors may be influencing the outcome.

Bull Case

A late surge in support for a dark horse candidate (e.g., RFK Jr., Cornel West) or a third-party candidate (e.g., Robert F. Kennedy Jr., No Labels) could disrupt the two-party dominance and shift probabilities rapidly. Alternatively, a major exogenous shock (e.g., health crisis, scandal) could upend the race in the final weeks.

Bear Case

The market may be frozen due to regulatory intervention, platform restrictions, or a lack of liquidity, rendering predictions unreliable. Alternatively, the race could be perceived as foregone (e.g., Biden-Trump rematch with insurmountable polling leads) leading to market abandonment.

Key Drivers

›polling volatility in swing states
›debate performances
›third-party candidate impact
›external shocks (e.g., economic crisis, geopolitical events)

Risk Factors

›market manipulation or shutdown
›data integrity issues
›regulatory crackdowns on prediction markets
›extreme polarization reducing predictive accuracy

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About this forecast

Who will win the 2024 US Presidential Election? is tracked on ORYN with data sourced from manifold. Current market-implied probability is 0% while ORYN AI estimates 1%.

ORYN aggregates forecasting intelligence across Asia-focused categories including crypto, AI, cricket, startups, and global events.