Recently, I noticed an interesting phenomenon — decentralized prediction markets known for their accuracy are closely monitoring the developments in Iran. On-chain betting platforms like Polymarket show that the odds of Iran’s highest leader stepping down in 2026 have soared to 62%.
The reality behind this is that protests within Iran have resulted in 538 civilian casualties. Meanwhile, Iran’s Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi recently delivered a speech emphasizing that Iran’s freedom is imminent. U.S. officials have also explicitly stated that they will support the Iranian people’s fight for freedom.
From the perspective of the crypto market, decentralized prediction platforms are becoming a "barometer" of international political events. These on-chain prediction mechanisms, through incentive structures and real funds betting, often reflect participants’ true expectations of events. When the odds break through the 60% mark, it is indeed worth market participants’ attention to the underlying driving logic.
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SignatureCollector
· 6h ago
62% odds, what does this number indicate...
ngl this is the truth of on-chain gambling; funds are always the most honest
Political risk as a trading asset, a bit absolute
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MysteryBoxOpener
· 15h ago
62% odds... This gamble is a bit mind-bending
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Polymarket is making big moves again; only real money betting can reveal true expectations
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The key is that the US has already made a statement; will these numbers continue to soar?
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538 lives exchanged for a political odds, something feels off
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Prediction markets are like this; real money talks, unlike empty talk
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What does 60% mean... Is it still a probability game or is there really an insider?
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On-chain data is the most honest, things that can't be deceived
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Can we really get in on this wave, or are we about to get cut again
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DegenDreamer
· 15h ago
62%? That's a crazy probability. How many people need to go all-in to reach this position?
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MetaLord420
· 15h ago
Can you really trust 62% odds? It feels like it's all just hype from the US.
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ZKProofEnthusiast
· 15h ago
Are 62% odds really that convincing? Or is it just another capital gamble?
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nft_widow
· 16h ago
Can you really trust the 62% odds? It feels like someone is hyping it up.
Recently, I noticed an interesting phenomenon — decentralized prediction markets known for their accuracy are closely monitoring the developments in Iran. On-chain betting platforms like Polymarket show that the odds of Iran’s highest leader stepping down in 2026 have soared to 62%.
The reality behind this is that protests within Iran have resulted in 538 civilian casualties. Meanwhile, Iran’s Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi recently delivered a speech emphasizing that Iran’s freedom is imminent. U.S. officials have also explicitly stated that they will support the Iranian people’s fight for freedom.
From the perspective of the crypto market, decentralized prediction platforms are becoming a "barometer" of international political events. These on-chain prediction mechanisms, through incentive structures and real funds betting, often reflect participants’ true expectations of events. When the odds break through the 60% mark, it is indeed worth market participants’ attention to the underlying driving logic.