Iran Meeting Market Crashes to 21% After MOU Signed Remotely
Polymarket's June 19 US-Iran diplomatic-meeting contract fell to 21% as of 01:21 UTC Friday, down 41 points on the session.
The Polymarket contract on whether the US and Iran will hold a qualifying in-person diplomatic meeting has collapsed to 21% as of 01:21 UTC Friday — off 41.1 points from Thursday's 62.45% session open — as traders price out any chance of a face-to-face encounter qualifying before the June 19, 11:59 PM ET deadline. The US-Iran peace accord declared complete on June 15 proved a geopolitical deal can close without a physical meeting; this market is now betting the June 19 window will too.
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