Iran, the US, Lebanon, and Israel are in discussions over ceasefires, nuclear issues, and regional tensions. The US-Iran ceasefire by April 15 market sits at
The ceasefire market is static at 100% YES across all dates from April 15 through December 31. With five days left until April 15, traders have priced in the likelihood of a ceasefire continuation. The ongoing talks are a positive signal for maintaining this status quo. The market predicting Trump announcing an end to the ceasefire by April 10 is now irrelevant, as that date passed without incident.
Volume in the ceasefire market is effectively zero, with a combined 24-hour face value of $0. Traders are either entirely confident in the current odds or waiting for more concrete developments. The talks are a positive step, but the absence of trading activity shows this news alone hasn’t spurred new speculation.
These talks point toward possible de-escalation. But the persistence of military operations and Iran’s firm stance mean risks remain. At 100% YES across all dates, buying in now offers no real upside. Traders looking for opportunities should watch for developments that could introduce volatility: unexpected military actions or diplomatic setbacks.
Keep an eye on any statements from CENTCOM or announcements from intermediaries such as Oman or Qatar. A formal agreement or sanctions relief could sharply change the odds.
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