Trump Adjusts Negotiation Pace with Iran, Possibility of Reconstruction Funds Drops to 22%

Donald Trump, the President of the United States, has stated that he will adjust the pace of negotiations with Iran. In the prediction market, the likelihood of the U.S.-Iran agreement including reconstruction funds for Iran has decreased from 29% to 22% within 24 hours. In a phone interview with Axios on the 9th, President Trump mentioned that the negotiations with Iran are being conducted "quietly." Crypto Briefing reported that this statement could be interpreted as an approach to maintain diplomatic pressure rather than immediate military action. The agreement regarding passage through the Strait of Hormuz, which involves discussions between the U.S., Iran, and Oman, has been on hold for several days. The negotiations are primarily focused on Iran's nuclear issues and security in the Middle East, with intermittent talks continuing amid ongoing tensions between the two sides. President Trump's remarks have sparked debate about the possibility of concluding negotiations early. The prices in the prediction market reflect the expectations of traders and do not necessarily indicate actual policy outcomes. Crypto Briefing also noted that President Trump's comments do not completely rule out the possibility of military response in the future.

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