It's true that the Polymarket resolutions for June 19th and 20th showed "No outcome" because no military action happened then, but that's a bit of a convenient read of the sequence of events. Imagine a young candidate, Aissatou, waiting for her dream job interview on Tuesday.
Her interview isn't just about what she does; it's about whether the hiring manager even shows up or whether the role is still open.
If the company decided on Monday to put the hiring on hold for all positions, her Tuesday interview is off, even if a new, unexpected round of interviews for a different department opens up on Thursday.
The later events on June 21st, even if bigger, don't magically make the earlier non-events more or less final; they were already concluded by their own clock.
Each day's story, each market's outcome, is sealed once that day is over, not waiting for a future plot twist.