Iran has kept the IAEA out of its nuclear facilities for ten months, with 440.9 kg of near weapons-grade uranium unverified. The market on Iran surrendering its uranium stockpile by April 30 sits at 9% YES, down from 23% yesterday.

The April 30 stockpile surrender market has dropped to 9%, with traders pricing in near-certain failure of a last-minute agreement. The June 30 market is at 24% YES, and December 31 at 39% YES. The spread between these contracts suggests traders expect any diplomatic breakthrough well after April.

Daily volume on the April deadline is $12,487 in USDC, with just $1,393 needed to shift odds by 5 points, making the market sensitive to large trades. A 2-point drop at 3:22 AM from 16% to 14% shows that volatility in practice. The December market requires $2,708 to move 5 points, indicating more stability.

Iran’s continued rejection of IAEA oversight and its position on enrichment make an imminent deal unlikely. The source tier at 3 warrants caution in interpreting these developments, but the market reaction shows traders see no real progress. At 9¢, a YES share pays $1 if Iran surrenders its stockpile by April 30, a 11.1x return. That bet requires believing in a dramatic diplomatic reversal within 18 days.

Watch for IAEA statements or any shift in Iran’s diplomatic posture. A change in enrichment policy or U.S. concessions could move these markets quickly.

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