This event aggregator bundles five interconnected prediction markets tracking Elon Musk's tweet activity during the week of April 21–28, 2026. Each market represents a specific range of daily tweet volumes, from a low of 160 posts to as many as 400 or more. Together, these markets create a complete probability distribution across the entire spectrum of expected activity. The grouping reflects a fundamental principle of prediction markets: real events rarely have binary outcomes. Instead of asking "Will Musk tweet a lot?", these markets let you explore granular scenarios. Will his activity cluster around 160–179 tweets, suggesting a measured week? Or will he exceed 400, indicating an unusually prolific period? The range of markets here answers both questions simultaneously, revealing where market participants collectively expect the actual outcome to fall. When reading the prices below, consider what they collectively tell you about expected behavior. If prices are relatively even across all ranges, participants are uncertain. If they concentrate heavily in the 180–239 range, that's where consensus expects activity to settle. Price differences also reflect confidence: a sharply lower price on the 400+ range suggests participants view that outcome as unlikely, while higher prices on moderate ranges might indicate that's the consensus scenario. These markets are useful for researchers studying social media behavior patterns, trend analysts monitoring public figures' digital output, and anyone curious about the quantitative side of online discourse. The probability distribution across ranges provides a snapshot of what the prediction market collectively believes Musk's tweeting activity will be during this specific week.