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Putin out as Russia president by 2026?

4 % +33.33% day

A Polymarket contract that pays out if Vladimir Putin stops being Russia's president before its deadline, for any reason. Its price is what traders will pay for a bet against the stability of the Kremlin's one-man system.

Oct 9 · 4.00 % · −50.0% vs the window’s open

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Sep 293.00 %−25.0%
Sep 30low2.00 %−33.3%
Oct 13.00 %+50.0%
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Oct 52.00 %−33.3%
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Oct 9latest4.00 %+33.3%

Lately

Washington spent the window treating Putin as the man to deal with: Trump invited him to the Miami G20 in December, and US negotiators widened the Ukraine talks to energy, which Dmitry Peskov confirmed. Putin himself turned down a strikes-only truce with one word. Nothing in the news pointed to a challenge to him inside Russia.

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