Bitcoin price on Mar 27, 2026 at 12pm EDT?

Settlement uses the reference price defined in this market's rules — typically a specified exchange index or a weighted feed and sometimes an averaging window around the timestamp. Check the event's settlement methodology on the platform to see which exchanges/feeds and time window are used.

Yes. March 27, 2026 falls during U.S. daylight saving time, so 12:00pm EDT corresponds to 16:00 UTC. Confirm the platform uses that local-to-UTC mapping and whether the price is taken at a single second or averaged over a short window.

Outcomes are typically discrete price buckets (ranges or exact-price ticks). Review the outcome list to see each bucket's lower/upper bounds, whether bounds are inclusive or exclusive, and the minimum tick size — those details determine which outcome wins if the reference price falls on a boundary.

If an exchange is offline, the market's designated reference feed or index will follow its fallback rules (e.g., exclude that exchange, use backup feeds, or apply a weighted average of remaining venues). Dispute or force‑majeure procedures in the event rules cover exceptional cases — review them before trading.

Key drivers include U.S. macro releases and Fed communications in the weeks before the timestamp, large ETF or OTC flows, significant regulatory rulings or enforcement actions, major on‑chain transfers to/from custodians or exchanges, and any high‑impact geopolitical or market‑structure shocks occurring near the timestamp.