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Iran airspace closure by Sept 30?

12 % +33.33% day

A prediction market on whether Iran's airspace will be closed to civil aviation by a set date. Traders price the risk that a war shuts the corridor, and the price is what they will pay for that outcome, not a forecast.

Aug 31 · 12.00 % · −73.3% vs the window’s open

Polymarket · daily
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Aug 145.00 %
Aug 2high52.00 %+15.6%
Aug 336.00 %−30.8%
Aug 428.00 %−22.2%
Aug 526.00 %−7.1%
Aug 622.00 %−15.4%
Aug 728.00 %+27.3%
Aug 819.00 %−32.1%
Aug 919.00 %0.0%
Aug 1017.00 %−10.5%
Aug 1117.00 %0.0%
Aug 1219.00 %+11.8%
Aug 1317.00 %−10.5%
Aug 1417.00 %0.0%
Aug 1517.00 %0.0%
Aug 1614.00 %−17.6%
Aug 1714.00 %0.0%
Aug 1817.00 %+21.4%
Aug 1915.00 %−11.8%
Aug 2012.00 %−20.0%
Aug 2114.00 %+16.7%
Aug 2213.00 %−7.1%
Aug 2310.00 %−23.1%
Aug 2410.00 %0.0%
Aug 2510.00 %0.0%
Aug 267.00 %−30.0%
Aug 27low6.00 %−14.3%
Aug 286.00 %0.0%
Aug 296.00 %0.0%
Aug 306.00 %0.0%
Aug 319.00 %+50.0%
Aug 31latest12.00 %+33.3%

Lately

The price has collapsed from 52% on Aug 2 to 12%, bottoming at 6% on Aug 27, as the fighting moved off Iranian airspace and onto shipping and finance: Hormuz was declared open on Aug 28 with tankers crossing, and Washington's pressure ran through sanctions on Banque Misr rather than air campaigns. The US strike on Larak Island on Aug 30 lifted it only slightly.

  1. Hormuz Declared Open
  2. US Strikes Larak Island
  3. Iran Sets Hormuz Terms
  4. Treasury Sanctions Banque Misr