3rd largest company end of July 2026?
💡 What the odds say
Most likely: Alphabet (Google) at about a 99% chance — almost certain.
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This market will resolve to the third largest company in the world by market cap at the end of July 2026, as of market close. The resolution source for this market will be https://companiesmarketcap.com See also: @sUg2l62NZU @CZp52czdQL @pSA5yhznSg @IR9PCnRs9y @g56EQlNOPz @5PQQUZ5yzQ @c0dPCIcggy @czQp9L6RS8 @I6u0A6AlS0 (this market) @SuInzszsQu @dE9Uys0AlS @s0dORIdE5t @A5ASy8LdlS @ttCZpQ0O5p @ln2cAICQ6d
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