Naira weaker than ₦1,400/$ on 31 Dec?

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Yes 34%

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Each share pays ₦100 if you are right. Yes ₦34 means a 34% chance.

PriceSharesTotal

For sale

Last ₦34Spread ₦1

Wanted

₦331,820₦60,060

₦323,180₦101,760

₦312,490₦77,190

₦301,490₦44,700

₦294,330₦125,570

Tap a price under For sale to buy at that price. Wanted shows what other traders are offering to pay.

Resolves Yes if the CBN's official NFEM closing rate for 31 December 2026 is above ₦1,400 per US dollar.

Source: Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), official NFEM closing rate
Market closes: 31 Dec 2026 · 23:59 WAT
Payout: 2 Jan 2027
Special cases: If no rate is published for 31 December, the last rate published before it counts.
Who may not trade: People who can influence or know the result in advance: officials, players, staff and their households, and anyone with non-public information. Breaking this rule closes the account and voids the trades.

Phase 2

YesHolds 120 shares at ₦31

The naira has held steady since August. I still think year-end demand pushes it past 1,400.

zainab.ng · 5 h

NoHolds 300 shares at ₦62

CBN has more reserves than last year. I do not see a big drop before December.

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