Iran Threatens US with Preemptive Strikes

Iranian Lawmaker Suggests Potential Preemptive Strikes Against US

• Iranian lawmaker Fadahossein Maleki suggests preemptive strikes against the US are possible.
• The Polymarket contract on the Iranian regime falling by June 30 has increased to 8.5% YES, up from 8% yesterday.
• The June 30 market saw a rise from 6% a week ago to 8.5% YES, indicating potential instability concerns.
• The April 30 market decreased to 0.4%, down from 1% a day ago, while the May 31 market is at 3.9% YES, down from 5% yesterday.
• $35,587 in USDC is traded daily on the June 30 contract; $42,064 across shorter-term markets.

The increase in the Polymarket contract for a regime fall by June 30 reflects concerns over potential instability following Maleki’s remarks about possible preemptive strikes against the US.