Ceasefire continuity odds plunge as Polymarket traders mark down contracts
The Polymarket contract asking whether the US-Iran ceasefire continues through the midterms fell to 1.6 cents, down 92 cents in 24 hours, on about 160,500 dollars of 24-hour volume in the November 3 snapshot. A related contract on the ceasefire continuing through November 4 priced at 0.7 cents.
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