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Live Elon Musk political activity odds, net worth and executive markets, and Musk v. Altman legal markets tracked across prediction markets.
Elon Musk, chief executive of Tesla and SpaceX and owner of the social platform X, is one of the most heavily traded non-officeholders in US political and business prediction markets, anchored by contracts on his political activity, his net worth, and his ongoing litigation with OpenAI. Born June 28, 1971, Musk sits at an unusual crossroads for traders: he holds no elected office, yet his 2025 government advisory role, his registration of a new political party, and his public statements keep a steady book of political markets open alongside the executive and personal markets his companies generate. The durable drivers here are his control of multiple companies, his standing as the board's perennial pick for the world's richest person, and the legal calendar of Musk v. Altman, rather than any single day's print. The live odds for every contract sit on the board above.
Unlike the officeholders most politician markets track, Elon Musk trades on the open question of what political role he takes next. The board carries contracts on whether he announces a presidential run before 2027, whether he formally registers a political party, whether he supports the Democratic candidate in 2028, and whether he rejoins the Trump administration in 2026. Structurally, traders treat each of these as a longshot, which is why the board consistently slots the affirmative side well under even money rather than as a base case. The durable reason is eligibility and incentive: Musk was born in South Africa, which forecloses a constitutional path to the presidency, so the political contracts resolve on party formation, endorsements, and administration roles instead of a ballot. Reference the live board above for the current price on each.
The largest evergreen cluster on Musk's page is net worth. The board carries a richest-person contract and a ladder of threshold markets on whether his net worth lands above $800 billion, below $660 billion, or inside narrow bands at a fixed settlement date. The structural read is that his fortune tracks the equity value of Tesla and the private valuation of SpaceX, so these markets move with company news rather than with politics. A second executive cluster prices his corporate position directly, including whether he exits as Tesla CEO before 2027 and whether any of his entities takes a stake in Ryanair. Traders treat a near-term CEO departure as a longshot given his concentrated control. The live board above carries the current cents on each threshold.
Musk's largest single resolved-criteria cluster is the litigation against Sam Altman and OpenAI. The board carries contracts on whether Musk wins the case before 2027, whether he secures a settlement above $10 billion, whether the two sides settle at all, and whether Altman testifies. These markets resolve on filed court outcomes and dated procedural milestones, so the durable driver is the litigation calendar rather than sentiment. A separate market prices whether Musk is charged with a crime in Spain or France before January 1, 2027, which resolves strictly on a filed charge. The board above carries the current price on each; the resolution criteria, not any predicted verdict, are what move them.
Musk generates unusual market volume because a single figure spans four distinct trading domains: his political activity, his net worth, his companies, and his litigation. The highest-volume contracts on his page are short-window markets on his posting activity on X, which clear seven figures of volume per cycle and refresh constantly. The durable swing factors are his control of Tesla, SpaceX, and X, the litigation calendar of Musk v. Altman, and his stated political intentions, each of which seeds multiple markets at once. Forward catalysts include the fixed June 30, 2026 settlement dates on the net worth ladder and the pre-2027 deadlines on the political and legal contracts. Reference the live board above for where every price sits today.
As of June 5, 2026, the board prices an Elon Musk presidential-run announcement before 2027 at roughly 4 to 7 cents and a Democratic endorsement in 2028 near 6 cents, both longshots. His richest-person contract trades around 93 cents on Polymarket. See the live board above for current cents.
Prediction Genius covers four categories of Elon Musk markets: political activity (presidential run, party registration, endorsements, administration role), net worth and richest-person thresholds, executive markets (Tesla CEO tenure, corporate stakes), and legal markets centered on Musk v. Altman and OpenAI, plus high-volume X posting-activity contracts.
Musk markets trade across the platforms tracked by Prediction Genius, with the net worth and richest-person contracts carrying a deeper book on Polymarket and several activity and novelty contracts listed on Kalshi. Spreads tighten on the highest-volume markets. The live board above shows current platform-by-platform pricing.
The single biggest durable driver is Musk's control of multiple companies, since Tesla and SpaceX valuations anchor his net worth ladder and his executive markets. Born June 28, 1971, he holds no elected office, so his political contracts resolve on party formation and endorsements rather than a ballot.
Elon Musk is chief executive officer of Tesla and SpaceX and owner of the social platform X. Per Wikidata, he registered the America Party in 2025. He holds no elected office, and his political markets resolve on activity such as endorsements and party registration.