OpenAI’s rapid iteration on the GPT-6 family, combined with credible leaks of “gpt-6.2-sol” model IDs in Google Cloud quotas, Codex usage charts, and user reports of silent routing from GPT-6.1 Sol sessions, has pushed trader sentiment toward an imminent OpenAI release. The Information reported a possible new Sol variant as early as November 6, and OpenAI’s developer account posted a cryptic “Tomorrow.” teaser on November 8. GPT-6.2 Sol would extend the efficient mid-tier line (already refreshed with GPT-6.1 Sol in late September) that delivers near-Astra performance on coding and agentic benchmarks at roughly one-fifth the flagship price, helping OpenAI defend against Anthropic’s Claude Opus releases. With no official system card or API entry yet as of November 15, the market prices only a 3% chance by today but 77–79% by November 30, reflecting the company’s typical 19-day cadence and the narrow window before year-end resolution.