BNB price on Mar 27, 2026 at 3am EDT?

The market settles to the price source and timestamp specified in the market description on Kalshi; that page identifies the data provider or index and explains whether settlement uses a single exchange quote, an aggregated index, or a midpoint at the exact timestamp.

It means the possible settlement results are split into 75 discrete price buckets; each outcome corresponds to a specific price range listed on the market page, and one of those outcomes will resolve as the winner based on the settlement price at the stated timestamp.

Kalshi typically sets a trading cutoff time in the market terms; if it’s marked TBD, check the market page for updates because the operator will announce the official close time, which may be minutes to hours before settlement depending on operational rules.

Yes — protocol-level events that change circulating supply or alter utility can move market price if they are executed before the settlement timestamp; the magnitude depends on market awareness, timing, and liquidity at settlement.

Such events can produce large, rapid price moves; when they occur close to the settlement timestamp they matter more because there is limited time for repricing and recovery. Monitor official announcements, exchange status pages, and major news wires, and confirm settlement feed details to understand how those moves will be reflected.