## Market Snapshot Internet access restoration in Iran is currently priced at 89.7% YES, up from 63% a day ago. The Iranian regime fall market remains at 2.5% YES, showing no significant change, while the airspace closure market is at 6.4% YES.
## Key Takeaways – Market behavior suggests strong confidence in the restoration of internet access in Iran, as indicated by the rising YES odds. – The news of internet restoration appears to have minimal effect on perceptions of the Iranian regime’s stability. – Airspace closure odds remain low, with no new developments impacting this market.
## Article Body Iran has reconnected to the internet after 88 days of blackout, following a nationwide shutdown amid conflict with the United States and Israel. The blackout, one of the longest globally, left millions of Iranians without digital connectivity. While the internet is back, it remains heavily filtered and state-controlled. President Ebrahim Raisi and other Iranian officials are yet to comment on any further relaxation of the internet controls. The restoration comes amid reports of continued geopolitical tensions, but the focus for many Iranians remains on the resumption of digital communication and access to information.
