Political analyst Moussadar, residing in Europe, remarked that the sparks of both the Constitutional Revolution and the 1979 Revolution ignited in the marketplace. He suggests that the downfall of the Islamic regime may similarly emerge from the marketplace. Historically, uprisings against the Islamic regime lacked a solid economic base, but current Iranian merchants are facing bankruptcy and have lost their ability to sustain economic activities.

The initial ascent of the Islamic regime in 1979 was linked to the marketplace and clerical influence. Now, these same merchants, once vital to the clergy's rise, are seriously distancing themselves from religious authorities and are potentially paving the way for the regime's historical downfall. Moussadari draws parallels with the Constitutional Revolution, which also began in the market before drawing in other social classes.

Additionally, Iranian wrestling star Hassan Yazdani reacted to the recent protests through an online post, indicating solidarity with the protesters.