Bitcoin price range on Mar 24, 2026 at 10am EDT?

The contract resolves based on the Bitcoin price at that exact local time (or on the price reference and averaging window specified in the contract text); check the market’s settlement rules to see whether it uses a single-timestamp spot price or a short averaging window around 10:00 AM EDT.

Each outcome corresponds to a defined price interval (a bin) that together partition the range of possible Bitcoin prices at settlement; the single outcome whose interval contains the official settlement price will be the winner—review the outcome labels to confirm inclusive/exclusive endpoints.

'Closes: TBD' means the market’s formal closing time for new listings or market lifecycle is not yet set on the page; 'Total Volume Traded: $0' indicates no trades have executed so far, which can mean thin liquidity and wider spreads—traders should be cautious about execution cost and the ability to enter or exit positions.

Yes; the settlement outcome depends on the official price at the contract’s reference time (or averaging window), so significant news or order flow immediately before that time can change the realized price and therefore which bin wins—timing risk is an important consideration.

Prices are driven by participants active on the platform including retail traders, institutional traders, market makers, and liquidity providers, as well as broader price action on major spot exchanges and derivatives venues that feed the settlement reference; large holders and algorithmic traders can also move short‑term prices around the settlement time.