Iran’s regime fall odds rise to 13.5% after rejecting Trump’s offer: sources

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The Iranian regime faces potential escalation after rejecting Trump’s offer, with the odds of the regime falling by June 30 at 13.5% YES, up from 12% yesterday.

Traders are reacting to Iran’s rejection of US terms, which could paint Iran as an aggressor. The June 30 sub-market shows a modest increase, likely due to heightened tension rather than a clear path to regime collapse. Despite this uptick, the market remains bearish compared to a week ago when odds were at 20%, suggesting a recalibration of expectations around Iran’s stability.

The regime fall market is relatively thick, with $195,747 needed to move prices by 5 points. However, actual USDC traded is $59,602 daily, indicating room for significant influence by larger trades. The largest move in the last 24 hours was a minimal 1-point increase at 7:21 PM, hinting at cautious optimism among traders.

While the source of this news is a tier-3 social media account, implying lower credibility, the potential for escalation is not entirely discounted. With a YES share priced at 13.5¢, the payout would be $1 if the regime falls by June 30 — an attractive 7.4x return. For this to materialize, traders would need to believe in a likelihood of leadership instability or significant internal fractures within the next 88 days.

Watch for Mojtaba Khamenei’s visibility, IRGC defections, or unexpected Assembly of Experts activity. These would be strong indicators of regime instability and could significantly shift market odds.