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Ethereum price on Mar 19, 2026 at 5pm EDT?

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All Outcomes (40)
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$1,540 or above 0%
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$3,060 or above 0%
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$2,420 or above 0%
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$1,700 or above 0%
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$2,500 or above 0%
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$1,980 or above 0%
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$2,380 or above 0%
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$2,980 or above 0%
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$2,860 or above 0%
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$2,620 or above 0%
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$2,660 or above 0%
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$2,580 or above 0%
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$2,820 or above 0%
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$3,020 or above 0%
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$2,340 or above 0%
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$2,900 or above 0%
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$2,020 or above 0%
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$2,700 or above 0%
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$2,100 or above 0%
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$2,060 or above 0%
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$2,300 or above 0%
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$2,140 or above 0%
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$2,220 or above 0%
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$2,260 or above 0%
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$2,180 or above 0%
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$1,660 or above 0%
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$1,620 or above 0%
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$1,500 or above 0%
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$1,580 or above 0%
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$2,940 or above 0%
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$1,900 or above 0%
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$1,740 or above 0%
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$1,860 or above 0%
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$1,820 or above 0%
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$1,940 or above 0%
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$2,780 or above 0%
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$2,540 or above 0%
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$2,740 or above 0%
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$1,780 or above 0%
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$2,460 or above 0%
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About This Market

This market asks what the USD price of Ethereum (ETH) will be at 5:00pm EDT on March 19, 2026; it matters because it lets traders express views on short‑term ETH value and aggregates market expectations at a specific timestamp.

Ethereum is a major smart‑contract platform whose price is influenced by on‑chain activity, macroeconomic conditions, and regulatory developments. Since the Merge and subsequent PoS era, staking flows, liquidity on exchanges, and institutional products (like ETFs or derivatives) have become important drivers of price and volatility.

Market odds here represent the market’s collective view across the discrete outcomes available and update as new information arrives; interpret them as a market‑implied distribution, not a guaranteed forecast.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What specific data source will be used to determine the official Ethereum price at 5:00pm EDT on Mar 19, 2026 for settlement?

The market will settle using the price source defined in its settlement rules—typically a specified exchange or an aggregated index—so check the market’s settlement details on the platform for the exact data provider and any tie‑breaking procedures.

How are the 40 outcomes organized and how do I identify which outcome corresponds to which ETH price or range?

Each outcome is labeled on the market page to show the price or price range it represents; review the outcome descriptions there to map labels to specific price levels, since the platform defines the granularity and boundaries.

If a major on‑chain upgrade or emergency hard fork happens in the days before Mar 19, 2026, how could that affect this market?

A protocol upgrade can change supply/staking economics or temporarily disrupt trading and liquidity, which may move ETH’s market price; settlement will still follow the market’s predefined data source and dispute rules, so monitor the market noticeboard for any special procedures.

The event page says 'Closes: TBD' — when will trading end and how will I know when I can no longer trade these outcomes?

'Closes: TBD' means the platform has not yet announced a final trading cutoff; the market remains tradable until the platform publishes a close time, so watch the market page and official announcements for the closing and any changes.

How should I use Ethereum’s historical volatility and recent price action to assess which outcomes are plausible at 5pm EDT on Mar 19, 2026?

Use recent realized volatility and event calendars to frame plausible price ranges, but treat past volatility as one input among others (scheduled macro events, liquidity, and news); also compare those assessments to the outcome granularity offered on the market to judge which outcome buckets best capture your view.

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