No

<think> Okay, let's tackle this. The market question is whether Gianni Infantino resigned as FIFA President by August 31, 2026. The resolution criteria specify that "Yes" requires a public announcement and resignation accepted by FIFA by that date, while "No" is if he hasn't resigned by then. Looking at Resolver 1's report: They mention that Infantino faced pressure but there's no official resignation. They cite AP news articles up to August 28 and other reports showing he was still active as president. The key point is that even though there were calls for him to resign and plans to run for a fourth term, there's no confirmation from FIFA. The answer here is "No". Resolver 2 also supports "No". They check FIFA's official site and note that there's no mention of resignation. They reference updates from August 8, 23, and 27 where Infantino is still active. Additionally, an AP article from August 28 states he hasn't indicated stepping down. Both resolvers agree that there's no official announcement from FIFA confirming a resignation. The resolution criteria rely on FIFA's official communications, which both resolvers confirm didn't mention a resignation. All independent sources (AP, FIFA's own posts) show he was still serving as president. No credible evidence of a resignation by the deadline. So the answer should be 1 (No). </think> ANSWER: No

Resolution criteria: - "Yes": Wins if Gianni Infantino has publicly announced and confirmed his resignation as FIFA President, and that resignation has taken effect or been formally accepted by FIFA, on or before August 31, 2026 (UTC), as reported by FIFA's official communications. - "No": Wins if Gianni Infantino has not resigned as FIFA President by the end of August 31, 2026 (UTC) — i.e., no confirmed, effective resignation has been announced or accepted by that date. Clarifications: - A temporary absence, suspension, or leave of absence does not constitute a resignation; only a formal, confirmed departure from the presidency counts. - A resignation announcement counts only when it has been officially confirmed by FIFA; an unconfirmed report or rumor does not suffice.