PolymarketFormal Challenge to Yes Resolution on Market “US and Iran sign an agreement by June 15, 2026” – Request for No Resolution Dear Sir or Madam, I formally contest the current (or proposed) Yes resolution on the following Polymarket market: https://polymarket.com/event/us-and-iran-sign-an-agreement-byptptpt-20260611221049850/us-and-iran-sign-an-agreement-by-june-15-2026-20260611221049851 Factual Arguments: Lack of Official Iranian Proof: There is no public statement or official Iranian communication (IRNA, Tasnim, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, President Pezeshkian or Speaker Ghalibaf) that explicitly confirms an electronic or any other signature by Iran on or before June 15, 2026 (23:59 ET). Iranian sources only mention approval and the formal ceremony scheduled for June 19. US Signatures After the Deadline: President Trump physically signed a copy of the MOU on June 17, 2026 in Versailles (confirmed by Dan Scavino). This demonstrates that the final signature did not occur within the required timeframe. Unilateral Confirmations: All mentions of an electronic signature on June 15 come exclusively from US sources. This does not constitute a verifiable bilateral agreement signed by authorized representatives of both parties. Market Rules: A Yes resolution requires a signature (electronic signatures accepted) by June 15. Without bilateral proof and given the US physical signature on June 17, credible reporting consensus is not sufficiently established. Regarding Media Consensus: The media consensus should not have the power to validate a signature based solely on unilateral American statements without official Iranian confirmation. Allowing this enables media outlets to mislead or exaggerate without proper bilateral verification, which contradicts the spirit of Polymarket’s rules that require a real and verifiable agreement. I therefore request: Rejection of the current Yes proposal. Resolution of the market as No. Publication of the evidence used for the current resolution.
Formal Challenge to Yes Resolution on Market “US and Iran sign an agreement by June 15, 2026” – Request for No Resolution Dear Sir or Madam, I formally contest the current (or proposed) Yes resolution on the following Polymarket market: https://polymarket.com/event/us-and-iran-sign-an-agreement-byptptpt-20260611221049850/us-and-iran-sign-an-agreement-by-june-15-2026-20260611221049851 Factual Arguments: Lack of Official Iranian Proof: There is no public statement or official Iranian communication (IRNA, Tasnim, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, President Pezeshkian or Speaker Ghalibaf) that explicitly confirms an electronic or any other signature by Iran on or before June 15, 2026 (23:59 ET). Iranian sources only mention approval and the formal ceremony scheduled for June 19. US Signatures After the Deadline: President Trump physically signed a copy of the MOU on June 17, 2026 in Versailles (confirmed by Dan Scavino). This demonstrates that the final signature did not occur within the required timeframe. Unilateral Confirmations: All mentions of an electronic signature on June 15 come exclusively from US sources. This does not constitute a verifiable bilateral agreement signed by authorized representatives of both parties. Market Rules: A Yes resolution requires a signature (electronic signatures accepted) by June 15. Without bilateral proof and given the US physical signature on June 17, credible reporting consensus is not sufficiently established. Regarding Media Consensus: The media consensus should not have the power to validate a signature based solely on unilateral American statements without official Iranian confirmation. Allowing this enables media outlets to mislead or exaggerate without proper bilateral verification, which contradicts the spirit of Polymarket’s rules that require a real and verifiable agreement. I therefore request: Rejection of the current Yes proposal. Resolution of the market as No. Publication of the evidence used for the current resolution.