~52–55% · $160K liquidity
Will IBM deliver a 1,000+ qubit processor in 2026?
Hardware scaling milestone
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Does Google or IBM hit the next quantum milestone? Do quantum stocks rip — or does "Q-Day" arrive early? Prediction markets price each quantum-computing outcome as a binary contract on Polymarket and Kalshi, often points apart between venues. Mantis shows the sharpest line in one search.
Live cross-venue odds for hardware milestones, equities, and cryptographic risk. Probability ranges reflect the cross-venue spread as of June 2026 — click any market for real-time quotes.
~52–55% · $160K liquidity
Hardware scaling milestone
~47–50% · $200K liquidity
New chip or verified quantum advantage
~37–40% · $150K liquidity
Pure-play quantum equities are highly volatile
~2–3% · $120K liquidity
The "Q-Day" tail risk — very unlikely this soon
Google and IBM publish aggressive qubit and error-correction roadmaps. Each chip announcement or fault-tolerance result moves the milestone markets — these are calendar-driven catalysts.
Pure-play quantum stocks swing violently on news and sentiment. The "stock doubles" market captures that volatility directly — a single funding or contract headline can reprice it.
The RSA-2048 market is the field’s systemic tail. It ties quantum progress to cybersecurity — cross-reference the cybersecurity hub for the defensive side of the same story.
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As of mid-2026, prediction markets see IBM delivering a 1,000+ qubit processor at roughly 52–55% on Polymarket and a major Google quantum milestone near 47–50%. A pure-play quantum stock doubling is priced around 37–40% (these equities are extremely volatile), while a quantum computer breaking RSA-2048 — the cryptographic "Q-Day" — remains a 2–3% tail. Mantis shows the live cross-venue spread.
Breaking RSA-2048 would compromise much of today’s public-key cryptography — a systemic risk for finance, defense, and the internet. At 2–3% the market reflects that experts consider it very unlikely by end of 2026, but the contract is watched as a "Q-Day" early-warning gauge. Any credible factoring demonstration would spike it sharply.
Polymarket and Kalshi both list quantum-computing milestones as binary contracts. Polymarket carries deeper liquidity on the headline Google/IBM markets. Mantis queries both venues in real time and routes you to the best price with referral codes intact.
Each resolves on an objective event — an official chip/milestone announcement, a delivered qubit count, a share-price double, or a verified RSA factoring — per company announcements, peer-reviewed publications, or market prices. Definitions of "major milestone" are set in each market’s rules, and differences between venues are where cross-venue gaps appear.