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Nvidia and NASDAQ 100 eye 12th day of gains amid cooling US-Iran tensions

Nvidia and NASDAQ 100 eye 12th day of gains amid cooling US-Iran tensions

Largest Company by June

NASDAQ 100 and Nvidia are on track for a 12th consecutive day of gains, with the Polymarket contract on Nvidia being the largest company by April 30 at 98.8% YES.

Nvidia’s stock rally feeds directly into the largest company by June market, now at 89.5% YES. That contract climbed from 85% over the past week as US-Iran tensions de-escalated. The April market cap contract sits at 98.8% YES, up from 97% a week ago.

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The April market has $573,657 in actual USDC daily volume, with $299,019 required to move the price 5 percentage points. The largest 24-hour price move was a 1-point drop, which points to stable positioning rather than speculative churn.

Cooling US-Iran tensions have let tech stocks recover from prior geopolitical sell-offs. Nvidia’s 12-day streak is real, but there are no new strategic developments driving it beyond the broader risk-on shift. At 89.5¢, a YES share for June 30 pays $1, a 1.12x return. That bet depends on continued market momentum and no major geopolitical escalation.

Watch for Nvidia’s earnings call, any new US-Iran developments, and major tech contract announcements in the coming weeks.

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Disclosure: This article was edited by Estefano Gomez. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy.

Nvidia and NASDAQ 100 eye 12th day of gains amid cooling US-Iran tensions

Nvidia and NASDAQ 100 eye 12th day of gains amid cooling US-Iran tensions

Largest Company by June

NASDAQ 100 and Nvidia are on track for a 12th consecutive day of gains, with the Polymarket contract on Nvidia being the largest company by April 30 at 98.8% YES.

Nvidia’s stock rally feeds directly into the largest company by June market, now at 89.5% YES. That contract climbed from 85% over the past week as US-Iran tensions de-escalated. The April market cap contract sits at 98.8% YES, up from 97% a week ago.

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The April market has $573,657 in actual USDC daily volume, with $299,019 required to move the price 5 percentage points. The largest 24-hour price move was a 1-point drop, which points to stable positioning rather than speculative churn.

Cooling US-Iran tensions have let tech stocks recover from prior geopolitical sell-offs. Nvidia’s 12-day streak is real, but there are no new strategic developments driving it beyond the broader risk-on shift. At 89.5¢, a YES share for June 30 pays $1, a 1.12x return. That bet depends on continued market momentum and no major geopolitical escalation.

Watch for Nvidia’s earnings call, any new US-Iran developments, and major tech contract announcements in the coming weeks.

Get prediction market intelligence as a structured API feed. Early access waitlist.

Disclosure: This article was edited by Estefano Gomez. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy.