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Saturday, August 1, 2026

Hamas disarmament prediction markets collapsed 25 points from 89.5% to 64.5% despite Trump's "historic deal" announcement, as traders priced in Israel's refusal to sign the framework. Fed September hike odds climbed to 61% while public search interest collapsed to near zero, creating a divergence between informed money positioning and public attention.

12 items|8 trends analyzed|Regions: US

Ongoing Stories(2)

Fed September Rate Hike Odds vs Search Interest

Major Update

Hike odds continued climbing to 59.5% (from 52.5%), while 'no change' dropped to 38.5%. Combined hike probability now at 61% vs just 2.7% for any cut. Hawkish repricing accelerating.

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US-Iran Invasion Odds Creep Higher While Search Interest Flatlines

Still Trending

Invasion odds holding steady at 24.5% with $51.5M total volume. Search interest remains near zero despite persistent market pricing of geopolitical risk.

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Elon Musk Tweet Count Prediction (Resolves Aug 4)

Markets pricing Musk's tweet volume (July 28-Aug 4) in the 240-299 range, with highest probability on 260-279 tweets at 23.5%. Market resolves in 3 days with $1.4M+ total volume.

Hamas Disarm Market: 25-Point Collapse in 24 Hours

Hamas disarmament odds plummeted from 89.5% to 64.5% (down 25 points) after news that Hamas agreed to a US-brokered disarmament plan BUT Israel has not signed on and major hurdles remain. Market showing skepticism about actual implementation.

Fed September Decision: Hawkish Repricing Continues

25bps hike odds climbed from 52.5% to 59.5% (+7 points) while 'no change' fell from 44.5% to 38.5% (-6 points). Markets now pricing 61% combined probability of a rate hike vs only 2.7% chance of any cut.

US-Iran Invasion: Steady at 24.5% Despite Zero Public Attention

US-Iran invasion odds remain stable at 24.5% with $51.5M total volume. Search interest near zero despite ongoing geopolitical tensions. Markets pricing persistent risk while public attention has moved on.

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