Collective forecast

Direct match
8%

Very Unlikely

Regime overthrown8%
Regime remains in power92%
Confidencelow· ~ news mixed

Single market source with low trading volume — no second market to cross-check against.

Based on 1 prediction market

90% range 513% · tight a thin, low-agreement signal

The market's 8% probability contrasts with recent news suggesting increased tensions and calls for regime change, indicating a potential underestimation of the situation's volatility.

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Updated 19d ago

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Why this forecast

The market indicates an 8% probability that the Iranian regime will be overthrown, reflecting a low confidence in this outcome. Recent news suggests ongoing conflict and calls for vengeance, but overall sentiment appears to favor the regime's stability despite the turmoil.

Statistically pooled from 1 matched market (log-odds weighted by volume), 90% CI 5-13%.

Key development

Former White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney stated that the Iran war will continue until the regime negotiates or is overthrown, highlighting the ongoing instability.

Supporting signals

  • Ongoing military conflict suggests instability in Iran.
  • Calls for vengeance indicate internal dissent against the regime.

Risk factors

  • Potential for external military intervention to escalate.
  • Internal divisions may not lead to a unified opposition.

This forecast assumes

  • Current military and political dynamics remain unchanged.
  • No significant external support for regime change emerges.

How this could unfold

Escalating military conflict increases pressure on the regime.
Internal dissent grows due to economic and political grievances.
Regime overthrown (8%)
Increased instability may lead to a power vacuum.
Potential for civil unrest or external intervention if regime change occurs.

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Current military and political dynamics remain unchanged.
No significant external support for regime change emerges.