Bitcoin price on Mar 26, 2026 at 11am EDT?

Settlement uses the price source specified in the market's contract terms on the Kalshi platform—typically an external USD spot index or a defined exchange quote at the stated timestamp. Check the market's official settlement rules for the precise index provider and snapshot methodology.

The contract defines how the timestamp is interpreted (for example a single-timestamp snapshot or an averaging window). EDT refers to Eastern Daylight Time (UTC−4) on that date; consult the market rules to see whether a single exchange quote or a time-weighted/averaged price is used.

A 'TBD' closing time means the platform has not published a final trading cutoff; until the market closes you can place orders subject to platform controls. Regardless of when trading stops, settlement will still reference the price at the specified timestamp per the contract.

Each outcome corresponds to a defined price bucket or level for the settlement timestamp. Read the outcome labels to identify bucket boundaries; you can aggregate adjacent outcomes to form custom ranges (e.g., 'below X' or 'between X and Y') to express broader views about the price at 11am EDT.

Look at past price behavior around similar macro announcements and calendar dates, intraday liquidity patterns at mid-morning EDT, and how Bitcoin reacted to nearby crypto-specific events such as major listings, regulatory rulings, or protocol changes. Also consider whether the settlement time falls on a holiday or weekend, which can amplify volatility and thin liquidity.