Extensive NASA JPL and ESA NEO monitoring, including the Sentry risk assessment system and recent close-approach catalogs, shows no catalogued objects on collision trajectories capable of delivering 10kt+ impact energy through the end of 2026. Routine radar tracking, optical surveys, and orbital refinements have confirmed safe flybys of house-sized near-Earth asteroids while historical impact flux data place such events on multi-decade timescales. Trader consensus at 92.5% “No” reflects this skin-in-the-game assessment of low residual risk from undetected sub-20-meter objects. Key upcoming catalysts include continued LSST observations that could further constrain any unknown trajectories before year-end.