Curaçao is a small Caribbean nation with minimal FIFA World Cup history, competing in a tournament that returns to the United States in 2026 after nearly a century. The World Cup will feature 48 teams fighting for the championship from June through July, with the final on July 20, 2026. Curaçao has never won the World Cup and historically ranks far outside the competition's elite tier. The 0% current market price reflects this reality—traders assign essentially zero probability to the Caribbean nation winning the entire championship. This outcome is clearly resolvable: the market tracks the official FIFA World Cup winner, which will be determined when the tournament concludes. While Curaçao has occasionally qualified for World Cup tournaments and produced notable players in international football, the competitive gap between their typical level and the elite squads competing is substantial. The market structure implies extremely low conviction among traders, with minimal liquidity available at current levels, suggesting no meaningful speculative interest in this outcome. The market remains active through the tournament's final match, where the winner will be officially crowned.