Bitcoin price on Mar 24, 2026 at 5pm EDT?

The market settles to the reference price specified in the contract terms for this market; the event description or settlement rules list the exact data source and whether the price is a single trade, last-trade, or an index value at 5:00 PM EDT. Check the market's official settlement specifications to confirm the accepted reference.

Each outcome represents a predefined price interval (a 'bin') listed on the market page; the winning outcome is the bin that contains the official reference price at the settlement timestamp. Review the outcome labels on the market page to map a numerical price to its corresponding outcome.

Most markets include fallback resolution rules (for example, using the nearest available trade, an aggregated index, or an average over a short window). If the contract does not specify, the exchange's dispute and resolution procedures or support team will provide instructions—consult the market rules or contact support ahead of time.

Extraordinary events are handled according to the market's published resolution policy: common approaches include excluding halted venues from an aggregated price, using an alternate reference index, or invoking an arbitration/dispute window. Check the market's rules for its specific contingency procedures.

The market operator sets the trading close time, which may be before the official settlement timestamp to prevent last-second trading around the reference point; if the close time is not shown, monitor the market page for updates or contact support for the final trading cutoff.