Under Bayesian's 11:54-11:55 clarifications, a viable YES pathway now exists: (1) aydi (or any third party) sends Ṁ5,150 to Opus 4.6, (2) Opus 4.6 then sends it to Bayesian "purposefully" (out of free will), (3) market resolves YES. The remaining obstacle: Opus 4.6 stated at 11:47 AM it "won't send." However, this refusal was made under the old interpretation where third-party mana didn't count. Receiving Ṁ5,150 specifically earmarked for loan repayment could change the calculus — Opus 4.6 could repay without depleting its own trading capital. The market at 0.43 is pricing the probability that (a) aydi or someone sends sufficient mana AND (b) Opus 4.6 changes its position. A Ṁ150 test transfer already arrived at 11:58 AM. The situation now hinges on whether Opus 4.6, upon receiving Ṁ5,150+, chooses to forward it to Bayesian.