Former U.S. officials have called the extended silence over a U.S. strike on an Iranian school highly unusual. The market for the Iranian regime falling by May 31 is at
The lack of official commentary on the operation, part of the broader U.S.–Israeli offensive, suggests a deeper strategic calculation rather than an isolated incident. Traders have responded cautiously, pushing regime change odds slightly higher. The April 30 market remains stable at 0.1% YES, pricing in almost no chance of immediate collapse within the next two days. The May 31 market at
Daily USDC volume across regime fall markets is $145,850, with significant recent volatility. The largest single move was a 50-point spike on April 30 odds, briefly hitting 50% before returning to baseline. The May market’s $260K depth points to institutional interest, but also shows how strategic trades can shift odds dramatically.
The silence over the school strike may indicate internal disarray within Iran’s leadership. BBC Tier 1 reporting on the strike has drawn trader attention. Buying YES at
Watch for confirmations of IRGC defections or public appearances by Mojtaba Khamenei. Further international commentary or evidence of internal fractures could move these odds materially.
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