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Dispute Database / iran-ceasefire-ext

US × Iran ceasefire extended by April 22?

Polymarket Source dependence · 2026-04 · $203.6M · status: resolved

What happened

Trump publicly extended the ceasefire; mediators and the UN confirmed. But criteria required 'clear public confirmation from both the United States government and the government of Iran' — and Iran never confirmed in its own voice. Three UMA dispute rounds.

Resolution outcome

Resolved No; YES holders who priced the news, not the clause, were wiped out.

The drafting lesson

Dual-confirmation clauses fail structurally when one party never speaks. RuleScore counts required confirmers.

Failure type — Source dependence: Resolution hinges on specific named sources reporting (or failing to report) an observable fact. The world and the source diverge — the source wins.

Sources

Verification-log discipline: every case in this database carries published sources with dates; nothing is graded from memory.

Cite this case

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"US × Iran ceasefire extended by April 22?," Brierly Dispute Database, Polymarket (2026-04). brierlyresearch.com/dispute/iran-ceasefire-ext.
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Brierly Research. (2026). US × Iran ceasefire extended by April 22? [Dispute case]. Brierly Dispute Database. https://brierlyresearch.com/dispute/iran-ceasefire-ext
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