Iran has increased leverage in negotiations following US air strikes, with the US-Iran ceasefire by April 30 market now at 100% YES, up from 34% a week ago.

Every active ceasefire sub-market shows 100% YES odds. The April 15 market, with six days left, sits at 100% YES, up from 18% last week. The April 30 odds made the same jump from 34% seven days ago.

Iran’s stronger negotiating position creates tension in the Iranian regime fall market, now at 11.5% YES, up from 8% yesterday. That slight rise suggests traders see the regime as more likely to survive through negotiation than collapse under pressure. Meanwhile, US forces entering Iran by April 30 remains at 100% YES. Even with talks underway, traders expect escalation or missteps leading to ground engagement.

The ceasefire market has a combined 24-hour volume of $3,232,549 in USDC. The Iranian regime fall market, with $22,171 needed to move the price 5 points, is far thinner and more vulnerable to large orders swinging the odds.

Surviving the air strikes and entering talks signals resilience, not regime collapse. A YES share in the regime fall market at 12¢ offers a 8.3x return, but that bet requires anticipating a severe internal crisis or leadership disruption within 82 days.

Watch for developments from the ongoing US-Iran talks in Pakistan. Statements from CENTCOM or changes in operational language could shift these markets quickly.

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