Nicotinamide Riboside (NR) and Nicotinamide Mononucleotide (NMN) are two substances that are expected to boost NAD+ in humans and other animals.
NAD+ is a crucial molecule that plays a significant role in various essential processes in the human body, and its intermediaries are being explored regarding their potential effects on longevity and aging, including markers of:
- improved metabolic function, like insulin sensitivity, glucose metabolism, lipid metabolism, and resting energy expenditure. 
- enhanced cardiovascular function, like blood pressure, aortic stiffness, and blood markers of cardiovascular disease risk. 
- skeletal muscle health, like skeletal muscle function and inflammation in older adults. 
- anti-inflammatory properties. 
This prediction market will resolve as "YES" if, by the end of the year 2025, a meta-analysis published in a peer-reviewed journal provides statistically significant evidence (p<0.05) of positive effects on at least one of the mentioned aging-related health outcomes in healthy adults through NR and/or NMN supplementation.
Such meta-analysis must pool randomized human clinical studies investigating the effects of NR and NMN supplementation on health outcomes specified above. If no meta-analysis show statistically significant effects on any of the mentioned health outcomes, or if no such meta-analysis is published by the end of 2025, the market will resolve as "NO."
Highly unlikely, simply because science is currently at a limit with ageing biomarkers, research is still ongoing on how to measure ageing.
In addition, any NMN supplement study that would be credible would need a longer-term study, even if the supplement works, 2025 is too soon.
My understanding could be wrong, please correct me if it is.