US-Iran Ceasefire Seen Fragile: Polymarket 14-Day No-Strike Contract Dumps to 53% Today

According to Polymarket, the U.S. ceasefire with Iran announced yesterday faces significant market skepticism, with a contract requiring a continuous 14-day period without direct airstrikes or missile strikes on Iranian territory falling from over 60% to around 53% today. The drop reflects trader concerns about durability; a ceasefire represents sustained peace, not merely a temporary pause. The U.S. and Iran held fire for a third day by Monday after 13 consecutive nights of strikes, but President Trump told Axios he was ready to resume "very strong military action" if diplomacy fails.
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