CLASSIC | RESPECT 𓆩✪𓆪参与话题 3消息总数 55

CLASSIC | RESPECT 𓆩✪𓆪 2026-06-03 03:19:50 ↗ Polymarket

SURE NO

SURE NO

CLASSIC | RESPECT 𓆩✪𓆪 2026-06-03 02:59:13 ↗ Polymarket

He knows something?

He knows something?

CLASSIC | RESPECT 𓆩✪𓆪 2026-06-02 14:52:58 ↗ Polymarket

oh shiet morgan

oh shiet morgan

CLASSIC | RESPECT 𓆩✪𓆪 2026-06-02 14:47:14 ↗ Polymarket

Why NO drop ?

Why NO drop ?

CLASSIC | RESPECT 𓆩✪𓆪 2026-05-31 16:21:42 ↗ Polymarket

Could Polymarket team consider opening daily markets for the US x Iran permanent peace deal series, similar to how the previous “US strikes Iran by…?” event had daily date outcomes? Right now, the available deadlines jump from May 31 to June 7, June 15, and June 30. But the current US x Iran negotiation cycle is moving on a day-by-day basis, with headlines around Trump’s revised proposal, Iran’s response timeline, the 60-day MOU, Hormuz, uranium material, and frozen funds. Because of that, a daily structure would be very useful for traders who want to price short-term event risk more precisely. The “US strikes Iran by…?” market previously supported many daily outcomes, showing that daily date markets can work well for fast-moving Iran-related events. A daily series such as: US x Iran permanent peace deal by June 1? by June 2? by June 3? by June 4? by June 5? by June 6? would help reduce ambiguity between immediate headline risk and longer-dated probability. It would also concentrate trading around the most relevant near-term window instead of forcing traders to jump directly from May 31 to June 7. Thanks for considering it. https://polymarket.com/event/us-x-iran-permanent-peace-deal-by/us-x-iran-permanent-peace-deal-by-may-31-2026-333-871-241-192-799-449-125 <@1272383282687905939><@584169336596594699><@1361217824776786031>

Could Polymarket team consider opening daily markets for the US x Iran permanent peace deal series, similar to how the previous “US strikes Iran by…?” event had daily date outcomes? Right now, the available deadlines jump from May 31 to June 7, June 15, and June 30. But the current US x Iran negotiation cycle is moving on a day-by-day basis, with headlines around Trump’s revised proposal, Iran’s response timeline, the 60-day MOU, Hormuz, uranium material, and frozen funds. Because of that, a daily structure would be very useful for traders who want to price short-term event risk more precisely. The “US strikes Iran by…?” market previously supported many daily outcomes, showing that daily date markets can work well for fast-moving Iran-related events. A daily series such as: US x Iran permanent peace deal by June 1? by June 2? by June 3? by June 4? by June 5? by June 6? would help reduce ambiguity between immediate headline risk and longer-dated probability. It would also concentrate trading around the most relevant near-term window instead of forcing traders to jump directly from May 31 to June 7. Thanks for considering it. https://polymarket.com/event/us-x-iran-permanent-peace-deal-by/us-x-iran-permanent-peace-deal-by-may-31-2026-333-871-241-192-799-449-125 <@1272383282687905939><@584169336596594699><@1361217824776786031>