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The yield curve for KXPGATOP20 is entirely flat, with all 50 constituent markets sharing an identical 33-day tenor. Within this single bucket, YES probabilities display substantial dispersion, ranging from a low of 17.0% (MMCC) to a high of 86.0% (SSCH), with a median probability around 40%. The cheapest YES probabilities cluster in the 17-26% range, represented by markets like MMCC (17.0%), SSTR (21.0%), STHE (22.0%), ABHA (25.0%), JPOS (25.0%), NECH (25.0%), ECOL (26.0%), and ARAI (26.0%). This wide spread reflects genuine heterogeneity in market expectations across the constituent events rather than a traditional term structure, since there is no variation in time-to-resolution to create a yield curve shape. The absence of a traditional curve shape—neither steepening, flattening, nor inverted—indicates that the market is not pricing differential timing expectations across a maturity spectrum. Instead, the market is pricing 50 distinct binary outcomes all resolving in 33 days, with the dispersion in probabilities reflecting differentiated conviction about which specific outcomes will occur. The high-volume markets trading at elevated probabilities (SSCH at 86%, TFLE at 63%, LABE at 65%, RMCI at 64%, XSCH at 64%) suggest concentrated bullish positioning on particular outcomes, while the clustering of low-probability markets in the 20-26% range indicates skepticism about a distinct subset of constituent events materializing within the specified timeframe.