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Polymarket Analysis • Sep 8, 2026

Israel airspace-closure odds surge to ~96% amid Iran tensions and official condemnations

Implied odds that Israel will initiate a major airspace closure by Sep 30 jumped 22pp to 95.8% in 24h, likely reflecting heightened regional risk after Iranian missile rhetoric and a Canadian government condemnation.

YES 96.2%Closes Oct 1, 2026

Polymarket Analysis • Sep 7, 2026

Ternuvate incursion odds spike to 98.6% on escalation cues and contract mechanics

The market jumped 37pp to 98.6% in 24h, likely as traders priced heightened conflict signals and the ISW-based resolution terms that apply through Oct 31, 2026 (ET).

YES 100.0%Resolved

Polymarket Analysis • Sep 6, 2026

Israel airspace-closure odds spike to 69% after new regional security reports

Odds that Israel closes its airspace by Sep 30 jumped ~29pp to 69%, likely reflecting trader reaction to fresh AP reports of Israel–Hezbollah clashes and U.S.–Iran tensions.

YES 96.2%Closes Oct 1, 2026

Polymarket Analysis • Sep 5, 2026

Israel airspace-closure odds jump; traders key on Iran-related headlines and allied airspace focus

Polymarket odds that Israel will close its airspace by Sept. 30 spiked to 40% (up 29.5pp in 24h), likely on Iran-linked security headlines and NATO’s focus on airfield denial.

YES 96.2%Closes Oct 1, 2026

Polymarket Analysis • Sep 4, 2026

Strait of Hormuz ‘normal traffic by Dec 31’ odds rebound on US claim lanes are open, mines destroyed

Polymarket odds rose 2.5pp to 28% after a US State Department briefing said mines were destroyed and the straits “will remain open,” likely offsetting earlier risk-off moves tied to regional strikes.

YES 18.5%Closes Dec 31, 2026

Polymarket Analysis • Sep 3, 2026

Odds of US ending Iran blockade plunge on State Dept vow to keep straits open; fresh clashes cited

Polymarket odds that the US will announce an end to its Iran naval blockade by Sep 21 fell sharply, likely on Sept 1 State Dept remarks affirming continued operations and AP reports of renewed attacks.

YES 8.5%Closes Sep 22, 2026

Polymarket Analysis • Sep 2, 2026

Odds of US announcing end of Iranian blockade by Sept 14 plunge on renewed hostilities

Polymarket pricing fell sharply for a US announcement ending its Iran naval blockade, likely on reports of fresh US strikes in Iran and no qualifying US de-escalation signals.

YES 2.2%Closes Sep 15, 2026

Polymarket Analysis • Aug 31, 2026

Odds of a US announcement ending the Iran blockade drop; AP reports strikes and new sanctions plan

Pricing fell 1.5pp on the day and 11.5pp on the week, likely on reports of fresh US strikes near the Strait of Hormuz and plans to sanction another bank tied to Iran transactions.

YES 14.5%Closes Oct 1, 2026

Polymarket Analysis • Aug 29, 2026

Netanyahu ‘Next PM’ odds jump 7pp; move aligns with UK-Israel ceasefire-center dispute and UN UNSC messaging

Odds that Benjamin Netanyahu will be Israel’s next sworn-in PM rose to 32% (+7pp, 24h), likely reflecting fresh UK government statements and AP reporting on Gaza coordination tensions.

YES 28.5%Closes Dec 31, 2026

Polymarket Analysis • Aug 27, 2026

Hormuz ‘normal-by-Sept 30’ odds slip to 8% after Iran ship-ban warning; policy signals underscore risk

Polymarket odds for Strait of Hormuz traffic normalizing by Sept 30 fell 1.5 pp to 8%, likely on an AP report that Iran warned it could ban military ships, alongside fresh government statements highlighting ongoing regional strain.

YES 1.5%Closes Sep 30, 2026

Polymarket Analysis • Aug 25, 2026

Odds of a US-announced end to the Iran blockade by Sept 7 drop to 6% after fresh sanctions push

Contracts fell 6pp to 6% over 24h, likely on NPR-reported US sanctions escalation against Iran (Aug 24) and no offsetting official signals of a blockade suspension.

YES 0.0%Resolved

Polymarket Analysis • Aug 21, 2026

NATO–Russia clash odds spike to 7.5% on extreme 24h repricing alongside fresh NATO activity notices

The market rose about 4.9pp over 24h to 7.5%, likely reflecting repricing alongside new NATO exercise announcements and EU support updates published on Aug 19–20.

YES 0.0%Resolved

Polymarket Analysis • Aug 16, 2026

Iran–Oman Hormuz agreement odds rebound to 37% after a 47pp weekly slide amid security incidents and official censure

Pricing recovered 3pp in 24h to 37% but is down 47pp over 7d, likely reflecting fresh Hormuz incident reports and mid‑August government statements critical of Iran, with no qualifying deal announcements evident.

YES 0.0%Resolved

Polymarket Analysis • Aug 15, 2026

Odds of US announcing end of Iranian blockade by Sept 30 drop sharply on stalled talks and allied pressure signals

The market fell 14.5pp to 41% over 24h, likely on reports of stalled US–Iran diplomacy and coordinated allied statements criticizing Iran, reducing expectations of a near-term US announcement to lift the blockade.

YES 14.5%Closes Oct 1, 2026

Polymarket Analysis • Aug 14, 2026

Venezuela–Israel recognition odds plunge 45pp; repricing follows fresh Mideast security signals and UK/EP statements

Polymarket odds that Venezuela will recognize Israel by Dec 31, 2026 fell 45pp to 12% in 24h, likely on heightened regional security signals and official statements that reduced expectations for near-term diplomatic shifts.

YES 8.5%Closes Jan 1, 2027

Polymarket Analysis • Aug 10, 2026

Odds of US ending Iran blockade by Sept 30 drop 17pp on lack of official signal

The market fell to 64% (−17pp, 24h), likely reflecting the absence of any qualifying U.S. announcement ending or suspending the Iran naval blockade, with declines echoed in nearer-dated markets.

YES 14.5%Closes Oct 1, 2026

Polymarket Analysis • Aug 8, 2026

Odds jump for US announcing end of Iran blockade by Aug 31; move tracks AP report and timeline shift

Probability rose 9.5 pp to 78%, likely on fresh reporting about potential Iran deal mechanics and a trader shift toward a mid/late‑August announcement window.

YES 0.0%Resolved

Polymarket Analysis • Aug 6, 2026

Odds of Iran imposing Hormuz transit fees drop sharply on talk of reopening deal; extreme downward repricing

The market fell 11pp to 10% in 24h, likely on AP-reported comments about a possible deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and allied posture signals, prompting an extreme de-escalation repricing.

YES 0.0%Resolved

Polymarket Analysis • Aug 5, 2026

‘End of Iranian blockade by Aug 15?’ jumps to 63% on AP report of Iran–Oman strait talks

The market rose 21.5pp to 63% in 24h, likely on an AP report that Iran and Oman made progress toward reopening the Strait of Hormuz, lifting odds of a U.S. announcement ending the blockade.

YES 0.0%Resolved

Polymarket Analysis • Aug 3, 2026

Odds surge for US to announce end of Iranian blockade, driven by Aug 2 de-escalation signals

Price jumped 29.5pp to 47% in 24h, likely on Aug 2 remarks about pausing Iran strikes and State Department comments about a potential “deal on the straits.”

YES 0.0%Resolved

Polymarket Analysis • Aug 2, 2026

Israel airspace-closure odds rise to 27% amid Iran strike rhetoric and official security statements

Odds that Israel will close its airspace by Aug 15 rose to 27% (+2.5pp/24h), likely on heightened regional security signals including Iran-related rhetoric and government statements on Israel-Palestine.

YES 0.0%Resolved

Polymarket Analysis • Aug 1, 2026

Hamas disarmament odds fall 28pp as traders parse deal details after French, AP/NPR announcements

Polymarket’s probability for a Hamas disarmament announcement by Dec 31, 2026 dropped 28pp to 64% in 24h, likely on implementation doubts despite a French MFA notice and AP/NPR reports of a deal.

YES 21.5%Closes Jan 1, 2027

Polymarket Analysis • Jul 31, 2026

US–Iran ‘final deal’ odds fall sharply; conflict headlines and no official progress

Odds for a US–Iran final nuclear deal by Aug 31, 2026 fell 2.2pp to 3.3% over 24h, likely on reports of widening Iran-linked conflict and the absence of new official steps toward a signed or formally adopted agreement.

YES 0.0%Resolved

Polymarket Analysis • Jul 30, 2026

U.S. anti-cartel abroad market spikes to 90.6% on deadline repricing; no USG confirmation in cited sources

Probability jumped 61pp to 90.6% in 24h, an extreme move likely driven by last‑minute repricing ahead of the July 31 contract deadline; no relevant U.S. government confirmation appears in the provided sources.

YES 0.0%Resolved

Polymarket Analysis • Jul 28, 2026

US–Iran halt odds surge to 95% on reported attack pause and mediator progress

Polymarket odds for a US announcement halting offensive operations against Iran jumped ~54 points to 95.6%, likely on reports of a US–Iran pause in attacks and mediator-led de‑escalation talks.

YES 100.0%Resolved

Polymarket Analysis • Jul 27, 2026

Bab el‑Mandeb ‘closure’ odds fall sharply; EU supply assurance and US–Iran pause in strikes cited

The market dropped 3pp to 15% on the day and 9.5pp on the week, likely reflecting EU assurances of no immediate oil supply risk and a reported US–Iran pause in strikes.

YES 7.5%Closes Oct 1, 2026

Polymarket Analysis • Jul 26, 2026

Israel airspace-closure odds drop sharply; de-escalation signals and benign supply readout weigh on risk

Odds that Israel will order a major airspace closure fell 9.5 pp to 36% over 24h, likely reflecting reports of no new U.S. strikes on Iran and an EU assessment of no immediate oil-supply concerns.

YES 0.0%Resolved

Polymarket Analysis • Jul 25, 2026

Trump–Netanyahu meeting odds surge to 90% on White House scheduling signal and intensifying Iran conflict

The market jumped 62pp to 90%, likely on the White House confirming a Trump–Zelenskyy meeting next week and U.S. government reports of continued strikes on Iran that concentrate near‑term diplomacy.

YES 100.0%Resolved

Polymarket Analysis • Jul 24, 2026

Israel airspace-closure odds surge to 35% on extreme weekly repricing amid Iran-war headlines and EU policy signals

Polymarket odds that Israel closes its airspace by July 31 jumped 6.5pp to 35%, likely reflecting concentrated Iran-war news and a flurry of European government statements on Israel this week.

YES 0.0%Resolved

Polymarket Analysis • Jul 23, 2026

Israel airspace-closure odds jump to 27% on fresh Iran–Israel escalation reports

The market rose 6.5pp to 27% in 24h, likely reacting to AP reports on July 22 of Iranian strikes near Israel and new U.S. strikes, which raised perceived closure risk.

YES 0.0%Resolved

Polymarket Analysis • Jul 22, 2026

Syrskyi-out market spikes to 99.8% after reports of his dismissal; Drapatyi named as replacement

The contract surged 31.45 pp to 99.8% after AP and NPR reported on July 21 that President Zelenskyy dismissed Gen. Oleksandr Syrskyi and appointed Mykhailo Drapatyi as commander-in-chief.

YES 100.0%Resolved

Polymarket Analysis • Jul 19, 2026

Mojtaba Khamenei end-2026 odds fall; U.S.–Iran escalation and UK FCDO censure likely drivers

Probability that Mojtaba Khamenei is Iran’s de facto head of state at end-2026 fell 4.15 pp to 73.2%, likely on July 18 reports of U.S.–Iran strikes and the UK’s July 14 IRGC-QF censure.

YES 84.6%Closes Dec 31, 2026

Polymarket Analysis • Jul 18, 2026

U.S.–Iran invasion market jumps to 29% on escalatory strikes; CENTCOM confirms new Iran strikes

Probability rose 6pp to 29% in 24h, likely on reports of U.S. strikes inside Iran and Iranian retaliation, reinforced by a U.S. Central Command statement confirming new strike waves.

YES 14.5%Closes Jan 1, 2027

Polymarket Analysis • Jul 15, 2026

US Hormuz-fee odds plunge; traders focus on blockade signals and Hill pushback

Polymarket odds that the US will collect Hormuz transit/protection fees by Dec 31, 2026 fell 26pp to 9%, likely reflecting emphasis on blockade/strikes over fee programs and Senate Democrats’ block of a defense bill.

YES 3.5%Closes Jan 1, 2027

Polymarket Analysis • Jul 14, 2026

US–Iran ‘Final Deal’ odds fall sharply after US strikes and E3 condemnation

Probability dropped 5.5 pp on the day (to 30%) and 15.5 pp on the week, likely as traders reacted to new US CENTCOM strikes and firm E3/UK messaging on Iranian attacks.

YES 9.5%Closes Jan 1, 2027

Polymarket Analysis • Jul 11, 2026

US–Iran blockade odds drop 7.5pp; UK and Australia urge de‑escalation amid fresh strikes

Polymarket’s “US blockade of Iran by Dec 31” fell to 41% (-7.5pp in 24h), likely on July 10 allied government calls for de-escalation that tempered a week of escalation-driven gains.

YES 100.0%Resolved

Polymarket Analysis • Jul 8, 2026

Hormuz traffic-normalization odds plunge on tanker attack reports and UK–Iran diplomatic flare-up

Odds fell 4.5pp in 24h and 25.5pp in 7d, likely on reports of a tanker attack in the Strait of Hormuz and fresh UK diplomatic action toward Iran.

YES 0.0%Resolved

Polymarket Analysis • Jul 5, 2026

Kostyantynivka capture odds surge; claim–counterclaim cycle likely drove an extreme repricing

Polymarket odds that Russia captures Kostyantynivka by Sep 30, 2026 jumped 15pp to 89%, likely on fresh Russian capture claims and high-profile Ukrainian denials drawing trader focus.

YES 100.0%Resolved

Polymarket Analysis • Jul 3, 2026

Strait of Hormuz ‘normal by July 15’ odds tumble after Iranian tanker routing warning

Polymarket odds fell 6.5pp to 7%, likely on AP-reported Iranian directives to tankers and no clear de‑escalation signals, cutting confidence the ≥60-ship 7‑day average will be hit before July 15.

YES 0.0%Resolved

Polymarket Analysis • Jul 2, 2026

Hormuz “40+ ships in a day” market jumps to 99.9% on ceasefire-enabled traffic signals

Pricing surged 12.4 pp to 99.9%, likely reflecting signals that Strait of Hormuz transits resumed under a fragile U.S.–Iran ceasefire and traders’ confidence in late‑June counts.

YES 100.0%Resolved

Polymarket Analysis • Jun 25, 2026

US–Iran “Final Nuclear Deal” odds fall; funding request tied to Iran conflict outweighs IAEA inspection signal

The market slipped 4.5pp to 24% over 24h, likely on the White House’s June 24 request for $87.6B including costs tied to a conflict with Iran, which outweighed IAEA comments on interim inspections.

YES 0.0%Resolved