Bitcoin price on Mar 24, 2026 at 2am EDT?

The resolving price source is defined by the market's official rules on the platform—check the event description or the market's resolution rules to see the named index or exchange; if the source isn't listed there, contact the platform for the definitive reference.

The close time is set by the platform and may be listed on the market page; if the page shows 'Closes: TBD', monitor the event page for updates because the platform may announce a trading cutoff prior to the resolution timestamp.

Each outcome corresponds to a labeled price bucket (typically arranged from lowest to highest). The single outcome whose bucket contains the official reported price at 2:00 AM EDT on March 24, 2026 will be declared the winner — check the listed labels for exact upper and lower bounds.

Tie-break and boundary rules are specified in the platform's market resolution policy; common approaches are to define inclusive/exclusive endpoints or reference a secondary data source for tie resolution, so review those rules on the event page or ask platform support for clarification.

Time-sensitive catalysts include large exchange order imbalances or outages, sudden regulatory announcements, major macro surprises or central-bank communications, large on-chain transfers from custodial wallets, and concentrated derivatives moves such as expiries or forced liquidations; because 2:00 AM EDT falls during Asian trading hours, liquidity patterns in Asia can be especially important.