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Traders give Before Jan 20, 2029 about a 80.5% chance. Before Jan 1, 2028 follows at 69.0%, Before Oct 1, 2027 follows at 63.5%, and Before Jul 1, 2027 follows at 53.5%. Compare prices from Kalshi.
Will marijuana be rescheduled?
Will marijuana be rescheduled?
Live prediction market odds for Will marijuana be rescheduled?. Compare prices across Kalshi.
Traders give Before Jan 20, 2029 about a 80.5% chance. Before Jan 1, 2028 follows at 69.0%, Before Oct 1, 2027 follows at 63.5%, and Before Jul 1, 2027 follows at 53.5%. Compare prices from Kalshi.
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KalshiIf marijuana is rescheduled from Schedule I to a lower drug schedule under the Controlled Substances Act before Jul 1, 2026, then the market resolves to Yes.
If the DEA were to reschedule only certain cannabis derivatives or specific cannabinoids (e.g., move THC or a particular cannabis-derived pharmaceutical to a different schedule) without reclassifying marijuana/cannabis as a whole, that would not qualify as rescheduling marijuana for this contract. Ending the schedule altogether would resolve the market to Yes. Clarification (12/12/25): The Payout Criterion requires that marijuana is legally removed from Schedule I. The mere announcement or publication of a Final Rule in the Federal Register does not satisfy the Payout Criterion if the rule has not taken legal effect. The market resolves based on the actual status of the Schedules under the Controlled Substances Act.
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The latest available prices are Before Jan 20, 2029: 80.5¢ on Kalshi; Before Jan 1, 2028: 69.0¢ on Kalshi; Before Oct 1, 2027: 63.5¢ on Kalshi; Before Jul 1, 2027: 53.5¢ on Kalshi. Prices are quoted in cents per $1 share. Check the venue for executable prices and available liquidity.
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