U.S. Defense Secretary: Trump wants to prevent Tehran from obtaining nuclear weapons and will not sign unless the agreement is favorable.

Mars Finance News: On May 30, U.S. Secretary of Defense Hegseth said that President Trump will not sign any agreement unless it is favorable to our country. Negotiations with Iran have yielded results, and President Trump also hopes to prevent Tehran from obtaining nuclear weapons. Our goals regarding Iran have not changed. According to PolyBeats monitoring, on the prediction market Polymarket, the probability of “the U.S. and Iran reaching a permanent peace agreement” is 3% before May 31 and 33% before June 30.
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AirdropOnTheDune
· 10h ago
PolyBeats monitoring this data is quite interesting, staying half a step ahead of the news
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TvlAt3A.m.
· 10h ago
3% is a bit too pessimistic, but Trump does like to apply maximum pressure.
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CandleChaser
· 10h ago
Tehran is probably calculating this as well, seeing who blinks first.
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BalanceScreenshotAfterTheRain
· 10h ago
Trump wants a win-win situation, Iran wants face, how much is the gap in between?
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ForkliftTrader
· 11h ago
The phrase "perpetual peace agreement" itself is quite surreal; is there really such a thing as perpetual peace in the Middle East?
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PocketAlphaPia
· 11h ago
Let's wait and see if there will be any surprises by the end of June; there are too many political black swans.
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HoldingPositionsIsLikeTending
· 11h ago
May 31st, 3% is basically a death sentence; the market is very honest.
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HexiHoodie
· 11h ago
Predicting the market is more straightforward than analysts being stubborn; just vote with your money.
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