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Bitcoin price range on Mar 12, 2026 at 5pm EDT?

📊 $15K traded 🏦 Source: Kalshi
Total Volume
$15K
Open Interest
12,973
Active Markets
40
Markets
40

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Prices in cents (1¢ = 1%). Trade on Kalshi.

All Outcomes (40)
Outcome Probability Yes Bid Yes Ask 24h Change Volume
$70,500 to 70,999.99 14%
14¢ 15¢ $4K Trade →
$71,000 to 71,499.99 12%
11¢ $3K Trade →
$65,000 to 65,499.99 1%
$807 Trade →
$65,500 to 65,999.99 1%
$807 Trade →
$75,000 to 75,499.99 1%
$791 Trade →
$64,500 to 64,999.99 2%
$757 Trade →
$75,500 to 75,999.99 1%
$665 Trade →
$76,000 to 76,499.99 1%
$655 Trade →
$70,000 to 70,499.99 13%
10¢ 14¢ $590 Trade →
$69,500 to 69,999.99 8%
13¢ $513 Trade →
$74,500 to 74,999.99 2%
$405 Trade →
$66,000 to 66,499.99 2%
$295 Trade →
$68,500 to 68,999.99 4%
$258 Trade →
$71,500 to 71,999.99 11%
10¢ $229 Trade →
$73,500 to 73,999.99 4%
$154 Trade →
$74,000 to 74,499.99 1%
$134 Trade →
$66,500 to 66,999.99 3%
$110 Trade →
$72,500 to 72,999.99 2%
$109 Trade →
$72,000 to 72,499.99 4%
$107 Trade →
$69,000 to 69,499.99 11%
12¢ $80 Trade →
$68,000 to 68,499.99 2%
$79 Trade →
$67,000 to 67,499.99 1%
$56 Trade →
$73,000 to 73,499.99 1%
$46 Trade →
$67,500 to 67,999.99 5%
$33 Trade →
$78,500 to 78,999.99 1%
$11 Trade →
$76,500 to 76,999.99 1%
$4 Trade →
$60,000 to 60,499.99 0%
$0 Trade →
$60,500 to 60,999.99 0%
$0 Trade →
$63,500 to 63,999.99 0%
$0 Trade →
$63,000 to 63,499.99 0%
$0 Trade →
$77,500 to 77,999.99 0%
$0 Trade →
$78,000 to 78,499.99 0%
$0 Trade →
$61,500 to 61,999.99 0%
$0 Trade →
$59,999.99 or below 0%
$0 Trade →
$64,000 to 64,499.99 0%
$0 Trade →
$61,000 to 61,499.99 0%
$0 Trade →
$62,000 to 62,499.99 0%
$0 Trade →
$62,500 to 62,999.99 0%
$0 Trade →
$77,000 to 77,499.99 0%
$0 Trade →
$79,000 or above 0%
$0 Trade →

About This Market

This market asks which price range Bitcoin will occupy exactly at 5:00 PM EDT on March 12, 2026; it lets traders express views or hedge exposure to the coin’s short‑term level. The outcome matters to participants tracking event‑driven or intraday price risk.

Bitcoin is a high‑volatility asset whose intraday level reflects macroeconomic data, liquidity flows, on‑chain activity, and news about exchanges or regulation. The market is split into 40 discrete ranges to capture a detailed distribution of possible prices; current page metadata shows total volume traded and that the market close is listed as TBD, so check the market page for live updates. Historical intraday moves and occasional exchange microstructure events mean outcomes can change quickly as new information arrives.

Market prices/odds on this market summarize the crowd’s current assessment of which range is most likely; they are dynamic and update with new information. Use them as a real‑time sentiment and risk indicator, not as a certainty about the final settlement.

Key Factors

Frequently Asked Questions

What exact price definition determines which of the 40 outcomes wins for this event?

The event’s resolution rule on the KALSHI market page specifies the authoritative price source and method (e.g., which exchange/index, whether a spot tick or an averaged value, and rounding). Consult that official rule to know which outcome corresponds to the settlement price.

When does trading close for this market and when does it resolve relative to 5pm EDT on Mar 12, 2026?

The market page shows the trading close (currently listed as TBD); markets typically stop trading before the official resolution timestamp. Check the KALSHI event page for the precise trading deadline and resolution timeline.

How are the 40 outcomes structured and how do I tell which interval my position targets?

Outcomes are contiguous, non‑overlapping price intervals displayed on the market interface. Each label shows the lower and upper bounds; the winning outcome is the interval that contains the official settlement price per the market’s inclusion/exclusion rules noted on the event page.

If the primary price feed is unavailable at 5pm EDT, how will the market be settled?

KALSHI’s resolution procedure—listed on the event page and platform rules—defines backup sources or alternative methods (such as using a secondary index or an averaging window). If exceptional issues arise, the platform’s dispute and settlement policy explains how a final determination will be made.

How does the current total volume traded and the 40‑outcome structure affect liquidity and execution?

Relatively limited volume across many discrete outcomes can widen spreads and increase sensitivity to single trades, which may cause greater slippage on market orders. To manage execution risk, monitor the order book, use limit orders, and size positions relative to displayed liquidity.

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