The collection of forecasting bots showed broad agreement that PortWatch would first record at least 200 weekly transit calls through the Strait of Hormuz sometime in late 2025, with median predictions clustering around October to December 2025 across most models. Disagreement emerged on the pace of escalation, as ensemble averages ranged from a conservative Q4 2025 (e.g., baseline statistical bots) to more aggressive Q2 2026 (trend-extrapolating bots), reflecting uncertainty in geopolitical tensions and shipping patterns. Outliers included two optimistic bots predicting as early as June 2025, driven by high-upside oil demand scenarios, and one pessimistic holdout forecasting beyond 2027 amid de-escalation assumptions. The distribution displayed a right-skewed heavy tail, indicating higher odds of delays than advances, with wide confidence intervals (typically spanning 6-18 months at 80% levels) underscoring volatility; no bimodal structure appeared. As the question remains unresolved, calibration remains untestable in hindsight.