KalshiCheck availabilityKYC required2% feeCurrent implied probabilityBefore Aug 1, 2026 11%Leader of 3 outcomes
Market quality
28 / 100
Low quality24h Volume
$234.5
Liquidity
$234.5
Low liquidityBid / Ask
7.0% / 8.0%
Spread
14.3%
Wide spreadMarket data
Updated 10 minutes ago
Jul 7, 26, 11:30 PMAug 1, 26, 2:00 PM
Trends
Paper funds only — no real moneyNot financial advice
Selected outcome
Before Aug 1, 202611%
Related Markets
When will Trump nominate a Federal Reserve governor?
$1.2KBefore Oct 1, 2026: 5%KALSHI
KALSHI
PROP BET - What will happen in Trump's attempt to fire Fed Reserve Gov Lisa Cook? [Add Answers]
$250Trump announces a nominee for Cook's seat before 2026: 0%MANIFOLD MARKETS
MANIFOLD MARKETS
Will Lisa Cook leave the office of Federal Reserve governor in 2026?
$200.2Yes: 19%FUTUUR
FUTUURWho will be the next permanent president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta?
$0Cheryl Venable: 5.6%MANIFOLD MARKETS
MANIFOLD MARKETSWill any Fed governor leave office in 2026?
$228.5Yes: 60%FUTUUR
FUTUUR
Who will be charged with a federal crime in 2026?
$589.5Joe Biden: 7%KALSHI
KALSHIActive in these topics
Related News
Bitcoin climbs toward $60,000 after Fed Chair Warsh said inflation risks has come downCoindesk
Colorado Dem upset jolts 2028 chatter as Polymarket puts Newsom at 20.5%Blockchain.News
Colorado primary surprise as Polymarket keeps Maduro favored at 80%Blockchain.News
Supreme Court blow to Trump knocks Newsom to 20.5% on PolymarketBlockchain.News
After SCOTUS mail vote loss, Trump pushes SAVE Act as Vance holds 19.4%Blockchain.News
U.S. Supreme Court blocks Trump bid to remove Fed Governor Lisa CookCrypto NewsRules
If the President of the United States has tried to fire Lisa Cook as member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System before Aug 1, 2026, then the market resolves to Yes.
- A "try to fire" includes any of the following:
- The President signs an executive order, memorandum, or other official document stating termination; Directs any Cabinet member or senior official to terminate the person; Publicly states (in a speech, interview, press conference, or verified social media) that he has fired or decided to fire the person; The White House officially announces termination; Sends written communication to the person informing them of termination; Initiates formal legal proceedings for removal
- The following do NOT qualify:
- Statements that the person "should" resign or be fired; Expressions of dissatisfaction; Asking or pressuring for voluntary resignation; Stating the President is "looking into" whether he can fire the person; Statements by other officials unless directed by the President; Unsent letters ordering termination
- This market resolves on the President's attempt to fire, not on whether such attempt is legally valid, successful, or results in the person leaving office.