Bitcoin price range on Mar 25, 2026 at 10am EDT?

Resolution uses the reference price specified in the market's settlement rules—typically a consolidated spot price or a specified exchange price at the exact timestamp. Consult the event's settlement source on the market page for the definitive reference.

Each outcome represents a discrete, non‑overlapping price interval shown on the event page; the single interval that contains the settlement reference price at the timestamp resolves as the winner and pays out accordingly.

The market close (currently listed as TBD) and any last‑trade cutoff are set by the platform and shown on the market page. Only trades executed before the platform's official cutoff are eligible to affect positions; orders submitted after the cutoff are typically rejected or not accepted for settlement.

If the primary reference source is impaired, the platform follows its contingency procedures (for example, alternate data sources, time‑weighted averages, or delayed settlement) as defined in the market rules. Review the event's resolution policy to see the specific fallback mechanisms.

Use recent volatility, support/resistance levels, volume, and on‑chain indicators to form a baseline view, but explicitly account for near‑term catalysts (economic calendar items, large transfers, or sector news) that can trigger rapid moves into or out of the price ranges around the settlement time.