New Polymarket participant's $40,000 wager on an Iran strike results in a loss as no attack occurs
Polymarket User Loses $40,000 Bet on Predicted US Strike Against Iran
An individual recently wagered $40,000 on Polymarket, anticipating that the United States would launch an attack on Iran by January 14. Contrary to this bet, no military action took place by the expected deadline, despite the market generally predicting a low likelihood of such an event occurring on that specific day.
Reports indicate that the Pentagon is evaluating potential military responses involving Iran, with preparations for possible action ongoing and could unfold in the near future. Meanwhile, Iran responded by shutting down its airspace to commercial flights, yet the anticipated strike did not materialize on the forecasted date.
The majority of Polymarket participants believed that if a strike were to happen, it would likely occur after January 14 rather than immediately. Data from Polymarket following the deadline reflected this sentiment, showing a shift in the perceived probability of an attack.
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