Jerome Powell has served as Federal Reserve Chair since 2018, overseeing monetary policy during the pandemic, post-pandemic inflation, and economic normalization cycles. This market focuses on a narrow six-day window: whether Powell will depart the Fed between June 6 and June 12, 2026. The outcome is resolvable through official Federal Reserve announcements and public employment records. Current prediction market odds are 13% for a YES outcome, reflecting relatively low trader conviction in a departure during this specific timeframe. Historically, Federal Reserve chair transitions occur at the end of set four-year terms, not mid-cycle. The 13% odds suggest traders view a June departure as unlikely but non-zero risk—potentially accounting for unexpected health issues, political developments, or other extraordinary circumstances that could force an early exit. Market activity remains modest with $856 in 24-hour volume and $4,784 in available liquidity, indicating specialized trader interest in Fed leadership transitions. The market resolves on July 3, 2026, with a binary outcome determined by Powell's official employment status as Fed Chair through June 12.