The Odyssey Rotten Tomatoes score

The yield curve displays a striking inverted structure across the 4-day tenor, with the cheapest YES probabilities concentrated in the mid-range strike prices rather than at the extremes. The EVI subset shows a steep cliff from 99.0% probability at strikes 45-60 down to 87.0% at 70, then collapsing to just 50.0% at the 75 strike before recovering slightly to 9.0% at 80. The MOA subset exhibits even more dramatic compression, maintaining 87-99.0% probabilities through the 30 strike, then plummeting to 27.0% at 32, 40.0% at 35, and 8.0% at 40 before dropping to 1.0% across all higher strikes. The INV subset similarly shows high conviction above 85.0% through the 80 strike, then collapsing to 8.0% at 96. This inverted shape contrasts sharply with the 11-day ODY tenor, which maintains a more gradual decline from 99.0% at lower strikes to 82.0% at 85, suggesting a smoother probability distribution over the longer horizon. The market's current pricing reveals extreme near-term uncertainty concentrated around specific strike levels, particularly in the 32-40 range for MOA and 70-80 for EVI. The high trading volumes at these transition points—notably $107.5M at MOA-45 and $130.8M at MOA-50—indicate intense disagreement about whether outcomes will fall within or outside these bands. The inverted curve structure implies the market expects resolution to occur within a narrow, defined range rather than at the extremes, with the 11-day ODY