Bitcoin price on Mar 26, 2026 at 9pm EDT?

The event's settlement specification on the platform lists the authoritative price feed and any averaging window or index methodology; consult the event page and KALSHI's settlement rules to see the exact exchange mix, timestamping, and any time-averaging or conversion rules used for settlement.

That timestamp is the single reference moment for this market; convert it to your local time zone to know when the observation occurs. The platform uses that specified wall-clock time (EDT) as the moment for the price feed or averaging window described in the event’s rules.

Each outcome corresponds to a predefined price bracket or exact-price tick defined on the event page; review the outcome list on the market to see the mapping between outcome labels and the price ranges that determine which outcome wins at settlement.

Settlement fallback procedures and dispute-resolution mechanisms are specified in the event settlement rules; they typically define backup data sources, time-averaging alternatives, or arbitration processes—check the event page and platform rulebook for the precise contingency steps that will be followed.

News and macro events can shift expectations at any point up to the market close and the observation timestamp; major announcements, regulatory decisions, or liquidity shocks occurring minutes to weeks before the timestamp can materially alter pricing, so monitor relevant developments continuously in the lead-up to settlement.