The race to put boots back on the Moon is heating up, at least in the digital ether of prediction markets. Before 2031, the United States is the strong favorite to be the next country to achieve a human lunar landing, holding a 60% chance according to Kalshi, All Markets.
China follows with a 29.5% probability, a distant second in the speculative landscape. These odds reflect active betting on global milestones, showcasing a keen interest in space exploration's next chapter.
AI & Tech
The AI and Tech category on Kalshi sees significant volume, particularly around ambitious space goals. The question of who will be the next to send humans to the Moon before 2031 is drawing considerable attention.
Market data shows the United States leading with 60.0% odds, representing a potential 1.7x return on investment. The market for this event has seen $64.1K in volume, with $30.1K in open interest.
The People's Republic of China is the next contender, with odds of 29.5% and a 3.4x return potential. This market has accumulated $36.5K in volume and $18.9K in open interest.