Iran’s internal power dynamics are complicating US ceasefire negotiations. The chance of a permanent peace deal by April 30 is at
With hardliners gaining traction in Tehran, the market for a peace deal by April 30 has seen odds cut roughly in half. The absence of a decisive leader in Iran gives more room for those opposing concessions to shape internal debate. The odds for a deal by May 31 have also dropped to
The odds for Trump agreeing to Iranian demands in April are also down, now at
The market for Iran having no head of state by the end of 2026 could see increased activity. With Mojtaba Khamenei’s leadership facing challenges, instability is a real possibility. This market benefits if significant political upheaval occurs, such as the Assembly of Experts reversing appointments or high-profile defections.
The US-Iran peace deal market saw combined 24-hour volume of $1.74 million face value, with $423,360 in actual USDC traded. It takes $28,110 to move the market five points, which indicates decent liquidity. But the largest move, a 4-point spike, shows how even modest trades can shift sentiment.
What does this mean for traders? The increased hardliner influence points to a lower probability of quick resolution. At 14¢, a YES share on Trump agreeing to demands pays $1 if it happens, a
Watch for statements from the IRGC and any public moves by Mojtaba Khamenei. The next session of the Assembly of Experts could also signal where Iran’s leadership is heading.
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