Crude oil prices have remained volatile, influenced by geopolitical tensions, supply constraints, and global demand patterns. This prediction market tracks whether West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil will reach $140 per barrel at any point before June 30, 2026. Currently trading at 19% probability, the low odds reflect trader skepticism about a major price surge within the next two months. WTI typically fluctuates between $70–$100 per barrel, so hitting $140 would require a 40–100% rally from current levels—a substantial move driven by significant supply disruptions or demand shocks. The market's pricing implies traders expect relative stability or modest price pressure rather than major upside catalysts. Resolution is based on NYMEX crude oil futures (CL) contract data, providing transparent and publicly verifiable pricing. The market has attracted $18,377 in volume over the past 24 hours, indicating active participation from energy traders and commodity market participants. Traders tracking inflation, energy supply, or geopolitical risk can use this market to express views on crude oil price direction through June.