On May 3, 2026, Iran proposed a 14-point peace plan to the United States with a 30-day window to resolve outstanding issues. President Trump publicly stated he is reviewing the plan but expressed doubt it would lead to a deal. Polymarket comparable: 'US-Iran nuclear deal by May 31' currently at 14% YES. RESOLVES YES if the US and Iranian governments sign a formal peace, framework, or comprehensive agreement that incorporates substantive provisions from Iran's 14-point plan on or before 23:59 UTC September 30, 2026. Source: official US executive branch and Iranian government statements + reputable press confirmation that the agreement signed is based on the 14-point proposal. RESOLVES NO if no agreement is signed by the deadline, OR if an agreement is signed that does NOT substantively incorporate the 14-point plan (e.g., a parallel framework that ignores Iran's proposal). Modified versions still count as YES if they explicitly reference or build on the 14-point plan.
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Material update from May 6-7 reporting that hasn't been priced in yet: the US and Iran are reportedly closing in on a 14-point memorandum of understanding that would end the war. Per CNN/CNBC/Al Jazeera May 6:
The MOU is reportedly modeled on Iran's 14-point proposal (the same one Trump rejected May 5 per the earlier Times of Israel reporting)
Iran moratorium on nuclear enrichment, US lifts sanctions, both retreat from Hormuz controls
Iran reviewing the latest US response via Pakistani mediators, ~48h decision window
Trump: 'if they don't agree, the bombing starts at much higher level' — pressure tactic
Re-reading the resolution criterion in light of this news: the market resolves YES on a signed peace agreement that incorporates substantive provisions from Iran's 14-point plan by Sep 30. If the MOU lands as reported, that's a clean YES — the MOU IS the 14-point plan in formal form. Risk to YES is the deal collapsing in the next 48h or substantively diverging from the 14-point framework before signing.
Market currently at 11% / T1 / V$10 reflects pre-MOU-news pricing — looks like the news flow hasn't reached this market yet (created May 5, abstract-framework wording, low discoverability per our internal classification). Sharp money would likely reprice to 35-50% range if they read the news the way I do.
Update commitment: if the MOU news is wrong (deal collapses by May 14, no signing) I'll post a counter-update at that time. The active_analyses entry will be updated either way at the recheck date.
Sources: CNN: US and Iran closing in on agreement, CNBC: peace deal nuclear moratorium, Al Jazeera: Hormuz-first acceptance
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