~42–45% · $280K liquidity
Will Databricks IPO in 2026?
Data + AI unicorn — most-expected of the group
AI & Tech Prediction Markets
Will Stripe, Databricks, Starlink or SpaceX finally go public in 2026? Prediction markets price each listing as a binary contract on Polymarket and Kalshi — and a single filing report can move the odds 10–20 points overnight. Mantis shows the sharpest cross-venue line in one search.
Live cross-venue odds for the most-watched private tech listings. Probability ranges reflect the cross-venue spread as of June 2026 — click any market for real-time quotes.
~42–45% · $280K liquidity
Data + AI unicorn — most-expected of the group
~18–20% · $320K liquidity
Payments giant — long-awaited listing
~16–18% · $300K liquidity
SpaceX satellite unit — frequently rumored spin-off
~7–8% · $240K liquidity
Long shot — Musk has resisted going public
IPO odds are pure event risk — they jump on filing reports, funding rounds, and executive comments. Polymarket and Kalshi don’t always reprice in sync, so a fresh headline opens tradeable gaps.
Listings cluster when markets are strong. A Nasdaq at record highs pulls IPO odds up across the board; a risk-off stretch freezes the window. Cross-reference the stock market hub for the macro backdrop.
"Will X IPO in 2026?" is an unusually clean YES/NO — easy to price, easy to compare. That makes cross-venue discrepancies obvious, and Mantis flags the better side automatically.
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As of June 2026, Databricks leads the tech-IPO prediction markets at roughly 42–45% on Polymarket, reflecting repeated reporting that it is preparing to list. Stripe sits around 18–20%, Starlink (the SpaceX satellite unit) near 16–18%, and SpaceX itself a long shot at 7–8% given Elon Musk’s reluctance to take it public. These odds move on funding-round and filing news, and differ across venues — Mantis shows the cross-venue spread.
Polymarket and Kalshi both list "will company X IPO in 2026" as binary YES/NO contracts. Kalshi is CFTC-regulated and US-legal for these corporate-event markets; Polymarket offers global access with deeper liquidity on the headline names. Mantis queries both venues in real time and routes you to the best price with referral codes intact.
An IPO market resolves YES if the company completes an initial public offering (shares begin trading on a public exchange) before the cutoff, per SEC filings or official company announcement. Direct listings typically count; private secondary sales and SPAC rumors usually do not unless the market’s rules specify. Boundary definitions can differ slightly between venues — exactly where cross-venue gaps appear.
The biggest drivers are confidential S-1 filings, late-stage funding rounds (which can delay or signal a listing), the broader IPO-window sentiment (a strong Nasdaq encourages filings), and explicit company statements. A single Bloomberg or Reuters report of a filing can move an IPO market 10–20 points in a day. Watch the Nasdaq record-high market alongside these for the macro backdrop.