A binomial price is only as honest as the model assumptions behind it.
highlighted = computed this step
Model assumptions
The model uses constant up and down factors, one stated risk-free rate, European exercise at expiry, and frictionless trading.
d<1+r<u
Pricing probability
The risk-neutral probability is a pricing device, not a real-world or forecast probability. It ignores actual odds and risk preferences.
q=1/3prices payoffs, not forecast odds
Scope note
More steps can refine a binomial tree, and real models calibrate the move factors, for example to volatility. Convergence is only a qualitative idea here. This is descriptive, not investment advice.