New Wallet Deploys $200,000 on 'US Won't Invade Iran by March 31' Prediction Market

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A new wallet on Polymarket has deployed $200,000 on a price prediction market betting that the U.S. will not invade Iran by March 31. The bet was placed at 86.7¢, with the current price at 83.5¢. On-chain data shows the event’s trading volume has reached nearly $24 million. Iranian officials dismissed the proposed “15-point opinion” as one-sided, while former President Trump claimed ongoing talks and a new deadline.

Odaily Seer monitoring shows that four days ago, a newly created wallet on Polymarket opened a position of $200,000 on "The U.S. will not invade Iran before March 31," at an entry price of 86.7¢; the current market price is 83.5¢, with total trading volume for this event nearing $24 million.

Yesterday, senior Iranian officials stated that there are currently no arrangements for negotiations, and any plans for dialogue at this stage appear unrealistic. Iran’s assessment of the “15-point proposal” is that the agreement is “one-sided and unfair,” serving only the interests of the United States and Israel. Additionally, Trump stated that he is engaged in very substantive negotiations with Iran and will announce a new “deadline” for talks.

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