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Israeli strikes have killed 2,534 people in Lebanon since March 2, according to Middle East Eye. The market for Israel withdrawing by April 30 has dropped to 0.4% YES, down from 1% just 24 hours ago.
Withdrawal odds have fallen across all active timeframes. The April 30 market is effectively dead with one day left. The May 31 market dropped to 2.5% YES, down from 3% yesterday. The June 30 market is the highest at 9.5% YES, down from 10% a day ago.
The term structure has a 7-point gap between May 31 and June 30, which suggests traders are pricing in some possibility of a diplomatic or geopolitical shift in June. Given the current escalation, that gap looks generous.
The market is thin. Actual USDC traded: $8 for April 30, $1,142 for May 31, $218 for June 30. It takes just $480 to move May 31’s odds by 5 points, meaning a single large trade can swing the price. The biggest move in the last 24 hours was a 0.6-point drop at 11:00 AM, likely triggered by the casualty report.
A death toll of 2,534 points to escalating military engagement, not conditions for withdrawal. This is a bearish signal for all withdrawal contracts. Buying YES at 10¢ on June 30 offers a 10x return, but that payout requires a dramatic diplomatic reversal that nothing in the current situation supports.
Watch for statements from Netanyahu or Katz signaling de-escalation. Any unexpected diplomatic engagement involving the US or UN could move these thin markets fast.
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