Contract on the United States invading Iran before 2027 is priced at 12.5 percent on Polymarket, with 78 million dollars traded, World Monitor reports
World Monitor ranks the contract as the most traded of the 50 Polymarket and Kalshi markets it tracks across geopolitics, economics and technology. The tracked markets together account for 230.8 million dollars in traded volume.
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