DescriptionThis event predicts whether Elon Musk will publicly confirm his departure from Tesla following the potential rejection of his $1 trillion pay plan before February 10 2026. The story has reignited global debate over executive power, corporate governance, and the boundary between leadership and performance art. The event will resolve “Yes” if by February 10 2026, at least two distinct major financial outlets (Reuters, Bloomberg, CNBC, WSJ, or NYT) report that Musk has formally confirmed his intent to leave Tesla, supported by a verifiable record such as an official Tesla press release, SEC filing, or a public statement directly confirmed by Reuters or Bloomberg. It will resolve “No” if the pay plan is rejected but Musk remains in his position, issues no formal confirmation, or if reports are based solely on speculation, leaks, or unnamed sources. Media speculation, internal board rumors, or anonymous claims will not count, even if widely circulated. Verification will rely on SEC filings, official Tesla communications, and coverage from Reuters and Bloomberg archives. This event is a prediction on whether the world’s most unpredictable CEO will finally walk away — or turn another boardroom crisis into a PR victory lap.