If Jensen Huang testifies in front of Congress before Dec 1, 2026, then the market resolves to Yes. Sources from C-SPAN, Axios, Politico, Bloomberg News, the Associated Press, Reuters, and the New York Times.

Payout criteria For the purposes of this Contract, "testified" means that Jensen Huang appeared before Congress (in-person, remotely, or virtually), was sworn in or affirmed, or otherwise appeared in an official proceeding where testimony was compelled or authorized by the committee, and provided substantive answers to questions regarding the subject matter of the hearing. If Jensen Huang provides at least one substantive answer to a question about the hearing's subject matter — even if Jensen Huang invokes the Fifth Amendment or another privilege in response to all other questions — the Contract resolves "Yes." Depositions conducted under congressional authority. Testifying in a closed-door or classified session. If Jensen Huang appears for a transcribed interview, deposition, or hearing that is not conducted under oath but is officially authorized by the committee and conducted under penalty of making false statements to Congress (18 U.S.C. § 1001), such appearance qualifies for purposes of this Contract, provided Jensen Huang provides at least one substantive answer to a substantive question about the hearing's subject matter.

Doesn't count for payout: Statements made outside of an official committee hearing, deposition, or transcribed interview, such as informal staff-level conversations, proffer sessions with executive branch officials, media events on Capitol grounds, personal statements to individual members of Congress, or written correspondence with committee members or staff.