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Trump comments fuel dispute over Polymarket’s $120 million ‘permanent’ Iran peace agreement market
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A more than $120 million Polymarket market on a potential U.S.-Iran peace deal has entered the platform's dispute process, with traders divided over whether the agreement announced before the June 15 deadline meets the market's resolution criteria.
Key facts
- A more than $120 million Polymarket market on a potential U.S.-Iran peace deal has entered the platform's dispute process, with traders divided over whether the agreement announced before the June 15
- The market asked whether the United States and Iran would agree to a "permanent peace deal" by June 15
- While voting is still ongoing, more than 99% of voting power has backed a "Yes" outcome, according to the market page
- At the center of the dispute is a memorandum of understanding announced on June 15 that the Trump administration says ended the conflict between the United States and Iran
Summary
The market asked whether the United States and Iran would agree to a "permanent peace deal" by June 15. As of Wednesday morning, the market remained in Polymarket's dispute process, which allows holders of UMA's governance token to cast their vote on contested market outcomes. While voting is still ongoing, more than 99% of voting power has backed a "Yes" outcome, according to the market page. At the center of the dispute is a memorandum of understanding announced on June 15 that the Trump administration says ended the conflict between the United States and Iran.