Geopolitics
Resolves: Dec 2026 6 months left Volume: $1.5M

Iran agrees to surrender enriched uranium stockpile by December 31, 2026?

NO
60c
YES
40c

Iran holds ~1,000 pounds of 60%-enriched uranium and is negotiating amendments to the draft MOU, leaving surrender by Dec 31 unlikely.

Down from 50% to 40% since 2026-04-14 (-10pp)

What’s Happening

US President Donald Trump said on June 3, 2026 that ongoing talks with Tehran could yield a deal "over the coming weekend," insisting "we will get" Iran's stockpile of highly enriched uranium, while Iranian officials publicly denied that negotiations had advanced. The statement followed an Axios report citing a senior administration official that Trump had requested several amendments to a draft US-Iran memorandum of understanding on May 30, specifically targeting language on how and when Washington would secure Iran's highly enriched uranium (HEU). Iran's Foreign Minister countered that no breakthrough had been reached and warned that an Israeli strike on Beirut would trigger a renewal of war. [Times of Israel, Jun 4]

According to International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors, Iran holds nearly 1,000 pounds of uranium enriched to 60% purity — enough fissile material for an estimated 10 nuclear weapons if further enriched to weapons-grade. Nuclear experts cited by CNN say that conversion could be completed within "weeks or even days" at an operational facility, making the question of whether Iran agrees to surrender enriched uranium stockpile the central technical hinge of any settlement. Hawks within the Trump administration have framed full extraction of the 970-pound HEU cache as a non-negotiable red line, while Trump himself has publicly floated softer resolutions, including domestic dilution or third-country storage — an inconsistency flagged by CNN on May 29. [CNN, May 29]

Regional escalation continues to complicate the diplomatic track. Hezbollah launched a cross-border attack on northern Israel on June 3, and Israeli strikes killed at least nine people in southern Lebanon, undermining a separate ceasefire framework Trump announced on June 1. The Institute for the Study of War noted on May 31 that Washington and Tehran remain at odds over verification timelines and sequencing of sanctions relief — the structural variables that will determine whether Iran agrees to surrender enriched uranium stockpile before the December 31, 2026 deadline. Resolution hinges on whether Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei accepts physical removal of HEU rather than in-country blending, a concession Tehran has historically rejected. [ISW, May 31]

Traded on Polymarket — $1.5M Volume

Active market on Polymarket with $1.5M in total volume. Sufficient liquidity for most position sizes. Currently priced at 40c YES.

Trade this market on Polymarket →
On this market: 4/5 AI models agree NO. Our system has been 100% accurate when 4+ models converge — across 12 resolved markets.
MODERATE OUR VERDICT
BUY NO 59c

Majority of models lean NO, but not unanimous. BUY NO at 42c — models see 5c of upside.

+58% TARGET YIELD
36c
94c
100c
59c
63c
Stop Loss Current Target Fair Value

4 of 6 Models Lean NO

ModelSaysFair Value estimated fair priceConfidence
MATH PIN ModelYES72c
MATH Compound SignalNO56c
AI Claude AnalysisNO88c
78%
AI DeepSeek QuantNO65c
65%
AI Gemini Flash???48c
62%
AI Kimi MacroNO42c
60%

4 of 6 models estimate NO fair value above market (42–88c vs 58c). Claude Analysis leads with 78% confidence.

Models estimate fair value of NO at 63c — market prices it at 58c. 5-point gap supports NO.

Why One Model Disagrees: PIN Model dissents at 72c — PIN=100% informed trading. 4 smart vs 0 retail wallets. Informed capital concentrated 15% on NO. Fair value: 72% YES.

4 Market Makers Providing Liquidity

Smart money split is structurally bearish: NO entries at 51c are validated by price action, while YES wallets chasing as high as 70c signal late or thesis-driven positioning rather than disciplined alpha. The asymmetry — multiple losing YES entries versus a profitable NO — points to continued downside toward the 35-40c range absent a diplomatic catalyst.

WalletCategorySideAmountP&L
0x24c8..e1MMYES$7.7K-17%
0xbacd..35MMYES$4.4K-46%
0x162f..8dMMNO$2.6K-5%
0x12d6..a8MMYES$1.7K-6%
See all 80 alpha wallets →  ·  Learn about copy trading →

All NO Positions Are in Profit

All YES holders are underwater with entries spanning 43c-70c against the current 42c price, while the lone NO position at 51c sits comfortably in profit. The skewed P&L removes natural buying pressure from YES holders averaging-down and rewards NO conviction, leaving 42c as a weak support level vulnerable to further drift.

YES positions
0% in profit
NO positions
100% in profit

Polymarket: 40c YES — $1.5M Volume

Polymarket prices YES at 40c with $1.5M in total volume. Our model estimates fair value at 37c. 3-point gap is within normal range — no significant mispricing.

PlatformYES PriceVolume
Polymarket40c$1.5M
Our Model37c

Related Markets

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the current odds for Iran agrees to surrender enriched uranium stockpile by December 31, 2026?

As of June 2026, Polymarket prices this at 40% YES with $1.5M in total volume.

Where can I bet on Iran agrees to surrender enriched uranium stockpile by December 31, 2026?

This market is available on Polymarket (crypto-native, global access via USDC). OddsShift tracks prices and smart money positioning in real time.

What does smart money say about Iran agrees to surrender enriched uranium stockpile by December 31, 2026?

OddsShift tracks 4 smart money wallets on this market. Dominant position: NO. Smart money wallets are selected based on historical profitability across Polymarket.

What do AI models predict for Iran agrees to surrender enriched uranium stockpile by December 31, 2026?

OddsShift runs mathematical + AI models on every alpha market. Current fair value estimate: 37c YES. 4 models agree on direction.