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The yield curve for KXALBUMRELEASE exhibits a completely flat structure, with all 90 constituent markets sharing an identical tenor of 176 days to resolution. Within this single tenor bucket, YES probabilities display substantial dispersion, ranging from 3% (BEN, BIL) to 99% (ALE, ARI, FUT, GRA, KAT). The cheapest YES probabilities cluster in the 3-6% range, concentrated among markets coded BEN, BIL, CHI, DAF, and MARO. Meanwhile, the highest conviction markets trade at 97-99%, suggesting strong market confidence in certain outcomes. The median probability across all markets sits around 35-40%, indicating the market is genuinely uncertain about the base event while holding strong convictions about specific constituent outcomes. The flatness of this curve—with zero tenor differentiation—prevents traditional yield curve analysis about timing expectations. Instead, the market's structure reveals that participants view the 176-day window as a single, undifferentiated resolution period, with no meaningful probability term structure suggesting earlier or later event timing. The wide dispersion in YES probabilities across markets at identical tenors indicates this is fundamentally a market pricing individual artist album releases rather than expressing temporal uncertainty about a single event. The highest-volume markets (ESD at $450, KEN at $307.75, BEY at $156.26) trade at moderate probabilities (62%, 33%, 56% respectively), suggesting active disagreement among traders about which outcomes are most likely within this fixed timeframe.