Bitcoin price on Mar 23, 2026 at 10am EDT?

The market settles to a single reported spot price for BTC at the specified timestamp (10:00 AM EDT on March 23, 2026). The precise settlement method and reference price source are defined by the platform’s market rules and should be reviewed before trading.

Those outcomes represent mutually exclusive price intervals or discrete price points that collectively cover a range of possible BTC spot values at the settlement time. Each outcome corresponds to one bucket or boundary as defined in the market’s outcome list; consult the outcome definitions on the market page for exact cutoffs.

The platform’s rulebook specifies the data sources used for settlement (for example, an aggregated index or a set of major spot exchanges). Traders should refer to the market’s settlement documentation to see which feeds or aggregation method will be used.

High-impact items include major macroeconomic releases or Fed-related news, regulatory or legal developments affecting crypto, large institutional ETF or custody flow announcements, sudden on-chain transfers from large holders or miners, and exchange-level liquidity shocks or outages.

Most platforms have contingency and settlement rules covering outages or anomalous data (such as fallback indices, exclusion windows, or delayed settlement). Review the event’s official terms to understand how such incidents are handled and whether they may trigger a delayed or adjusted settlement.