Resolution criteria (please copy into the description)
- What counts: - The U.S. Food & Drug Administration issues an approval letter (NDA, sNDA, or BLA) for any product whose active ingredient is retatrutide, for any indication (obesity, diabetes, etc.). 
- The approval date is the one shown on FDA’s Drugs@FDA page or in the official FDA/Eli Lilly press release. 
- Accelerated or priority reviews are fine — as long as the outcome is “Approved.” 
 
- What does not count: - Fast-Track, Breakthrough, or other designations without a final approval. 
- Compassionate-use, expanded-access, or clinical-trial supply. 
- Compounded or “grey-market” retatrutide. 
 
- How it resolves: - The market resolves to the calendar date bucket in which the first qualifying approval occurs. 
- If no approval is granted by 31 Dec 2029 the market resolves to “2030 or later / never.” 
- Primary source: FDA’s “Drugs@FDA” database. Backup sources: FDA press releases, Eli Lilly investor news.