Sealed court documents from Jeffrey Epstein's legal proceedings remain under federal court protection. The central question is whether any of these records, including alleged lists of associates or clients, will be publicly released by June 30, 2026. Currently trading at 7% YES odds, the market reflects trader consensus that disclosure remains unlikely within this timeframe. Unsealing such documents would require judicial approval, congressional action, or a specific court order that overrides standard document sealing procedures—a process that has historically faced significant procedural and legal barriers. Potential catalysts for disclosure include future appellate decisions affecting sealing orders, congressional inquiries demanding transparency, or rulings in related civil litigation. Most traders pricing the market at 7% suggest they expect federal record protections to remain in place through mid-2026. The odds have remained stable, indicating broad agreement on the low probability of release given the complexity of federal document sealing and the established legal precedent protecting sealed court records. Resolution depends on credible public reporting of any official disclosure or unsealing order.