Iran May 31 peace-deal contract collapses 40 points to 23.5%
Polymarket put a permanent US-Iran deal by May 31 at 23.5% Sunday afternoon, down 40 points in 24 hours on $5.24M of volume.
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The Polymarket contract on a permanent US-Iran peace deal by May 31, 2026 traded at 23.5% as of 21:39 UTC Sunday, down 40 points in 24 hours on $5.24 million of volume — fully unwinding a treaty thesis that had pushed the line to a 73.5% intraday high overnight. The market printed a 22.5% session low.
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