Bitcoin price on Mar 26, 2026 at 7pm EDT?

The settlement timestamp is the local Eastern Daylight Time moment specified: Mar 26, 2026 at 7:00 PM EDT. EDT is the US Eastern time zone during daylight saving time (UTC−4), and the market will use that instant as the reference for price observation.

Settlement depends on the event’s official rules that specify a reference source (for example, a consolidated exchange index or a particular data vendor). Consult the market’s rulebook or settlement specification on the platform to see the exact feed and any fallback procedures.

Yes — any information that materially moves the traded price at or before the settlement timestamp can affect the observed price used for resolution. Whether that news changes the official settlement depends on the timing relative to the exact timestamp and the platform’s chosen price source and sampling method.

Platforms typically have fallback rules if a primary feed is unavailable (e.g., alternate exchanges, time‑weighted averages, or dispute procedures). Check the event’s settlement policy to understand which backups apply and how anomalies are resolved.

Outcomes are usually price ranges or discrete price points; choose based on your view of plausible price bands, liquidity in each outcome, and how you might hedge across adjacent outcomes. Review outcome definitions, tick sizes, and resolution rules so your position matches the exact settlement criteria.