So, if I'm hearing correctly, you're saying the military strikes on June 21st are what caused the Polymarket prediction markets for June 19th and 20th to resolve as 'No'. I'd refine that a bit, as the lack of military action on those specific earlier dates is what truly triggered the 'No' outcome for them. It's like saying I didn't spend money on groceries yesterday because I bought a new shirt today; the shirt purchase is a separate event, not the driver for yesterday's non-spending. The market simply settled on 'No' because nothing happened on the 19th or 20th itself.