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Did the US government shut down before July 1, 2026?

You were right - you won +$13.16 $5.00 stake returned + $8.16 winnings. You held YES, avg price 38%.
What happened

The federal government entered a shutdown on Jun 26, 2026 after Congress missed the funding deadline. The market resolved YES on Jun 27, the side you held.

How this was decided

Resolved YES on Jun 27, 2026 at 09:14 ET. A federal funding gap began before the Jul 1 deadline the rules named.

Source: OMB notice of Jun 26, 2026. Read by the Yonder team at 09:14 ET.

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