- Will MrBeast's latest video get less than 56 million views on day 3?<1¢
- Will MrBeast's latest video get between 57 and 58 million views on day 3?4¢
- Will MrBeast's latest video get between 58 and 59 million views on day 3?9¢
- Will MrBeast's latest video get between 60 and 61 million views on day 3?32¢
- Will MrBeast's latest video get at least 62 million views on day 3?17¢
- Will MrBeast's latest video get between 56 and 57 million views on day 3?<1¢
- Will MrBeast's latest video get between 59 and 60 million views on day 3?38¢
- Will MrBeast's latest video get between 61 and 62 million views on day 3?22¢
This market will resolve according to the number of views the latest YouTube video posted by MrBeast gets in the first 72 hours after being posted. This market may not resolve until the 72 hours are complete, regardless of whether a strike is reached earlier. If the reported value falls exactly between two brackets, then this market will resolve to the higher range bracket. The resolution source for this market is MrBeast's YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/@MrBeast), specifically the 'views' counter for the described video. If the resolution source is not available at the end of the specified duration, this market will resolve according to most recent number of views available before the end of the specified duration. Note: This market refers only to the video "We Survived The Most Extreme Places On Earth" posted by MrBeast (see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTKS8SAwUzE).
MrBeast’s latest long-form upload, the September 5 survival challenge filmed across extreme locations with a Gemini partnership, has fueled tight trader consensus around the 59–61 million view range on day three. With 516 million subscribers driving rapid notification and algorithmic plays, recent non-giveaway titles have typically logged 50–70 million views in the first 72 hours before settling into the 60–95 million bracket after seven days. The video’s current trajectory—roughly 45–54 million views by early day three—keeps the 59–60 million and 60–61 million outcomes nearly even, reflecting uncertainty over sustained velocity versus typical slowdown. No major external catalysts appear imminent, leaving algorithmic amplification and audience retention as the key swing factors.