Bitcoin price range on Mar 26, 2026 at 8am EDT?

The market resolves to Bitcoin's spot price at the specified timestamp according to the market's official resolution source; the exact exchange or index and the method (e.g., last trade, mid‑quote, or an aggregated index) are listed in the market's resolution rules — check the market page for that authoritative detail.

The 188 outcomes partition the possible Bitcoin price into successive, non‑overlapping ranges; the market description on Kalshi shows the lower and upper bounds for each outcome so you can see which exact interval corresponds to each contract.

Boundary handling (whether an endpoint is assigned to the lower or upper interval, or treated by a tie rule) is defined in the market's official resolution procedures; consult that section for the precise tie‑breaking convention used for this event.

A $0 traded volume implies there is currently no on‑market liquidity or executed trades, so market prices (if any) may be thin or based on initial listings; low volume means a small number of trades could move implied assessments significantly, so treat early price signals as less robust until liquidity increases.

Watch major macro releases and central‑bank meetings, any known crypto ETF reporting/filing dates or custody updates, large protocol or exchange announcements, and on‑chain indicators such as significant transfers from known large addresses — any of these can shift market expectations in the days or hours before the 8:00 AM EDT resolution.