An account with a winning rate over 75% purchased $480,000 of "No permanent peace agreement between the US and Iran before April 22"
Monitoring shows that accounts with a win rate over 75% have purchased more than $480,000 worth of "will not reach a permanent peace agreement" positions in the "U.S.–Iran permanent peace agreement before April 22" event, with an opening price of 83.1¢, current price at 82.5¢, and an unrealized loss of about $3,750.
Recently, the U.S. and Iran have entered a second round of negotiations mediated by Pakistan, but due to factors such as port blockades and regional tensions, uncertainty about reaching a comprehensive agreement in the short term remains high, and the market as a whole holds a cautious outlook.
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