Brent crude prices are near $110 per barrel as US-Iran negotiations stall. The “Crude Oil All Time High by April 30” market sits at 1% YES, down from 2% over the past week.
Negotiations have stalled on Iran’s hard-line demands. The April 30 sub-market shows traders are skeptical about hitting an all-time high within the next six days, even with Goldman’s revised forecast. The market saw a minor spike at 5:31 AM but quickly settled back.
For the WTI Crude Oil Price in April 2026, odds of hitting $160 remain unlisted, suggesting traders don’t buy extreme short-term price moves. Total USDC traded is just $2,513, a thin market where even small trades can shift prices.
Stalled talks could mean continued supply constraints, which, if they persist, may push crude closer to an all-time high. A YES share trades at 1¢, which would pay 100x if prices reach that level. That’s a bet on a major escalation within six days.
Watch for any shifts in US-Iran talks. A sudden breakthrough or further escalation could move these markets fast. US diplomatic moves and Iranian responses are the main variables.
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