Collective forecast

Direct match
7%

Very Unlikely

Regime falls7%
Regime remains93%
Confidencelow· ▼ news bearish

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Based on 1 prediction market

90% range 412% · tight a thin, low-agreement signal

The market's probability of 7.4% is consistent with the news sentiment, which indicates challenges to regime stability rather than imminent collapse.

Forecast update

Updated 51d ago

Jul 11range 7.47.5Jul 13

Probability unchanged this week.

3 new supporting signals

Assumption strengthened — Current military and political strategies of Iran remain consistent.

Assumption strengthened — No significant external intervention occurs that could destabilize the regime.

Assumption strengthened — The regime maintains control over key military and security forces.

Assumption weakened — Internal dissent remains fragmented and lacks a unifying leadership.

Assumption weakened — International dynamics do not significantly shift in favor of regime change.

Assumption weakened — The current military conflict continues to escalate without resolution.

Why this forecast

The prediction market indicates a 7.4% probability that Iran's regime will fall in 2026, reflecting a low expectation of regime change. Recent news highlights significant tensions and military actions involving Iran, which may contribute to the regime's stability rather than its downfall.

Statistically pooled from 1 matched market (log-odds weighted by volume), 90% CI 4-12%.

Key development

Iran's military actions and calls for vengeance following the assassination of Khamenei suggest a consolidation of power rather than a weakening of the regime.

Supporting signals

  • The Iranian regime has shown resilience in the face of external threats, as evidenced by its military responses.
  • Calls for vengeance from lawmakers indicate a potential rallying effect around the regime.
  • Recent military conflicts have historically led to increased authoritarian measures rather than regime change.

Risk factors

  • Unexpected large-scale protests could destabilize the regime.
  • International sanctions or military actions could weaken the regime's grip on power.
  • Internal divisions within the regime could lead to a power struggle.

This forecast assumes

  • Current military and political strategies of Iran remain consistent.
  • No significant external intervention occurs that could destabilize the regime.
  • The regime maintains control over key military and security forces.

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Current military and political strategies of Iran remain consistent.
No significant external intervention occurs that could destabilize the regime.
The regime maintains control over key military and security forces.