Ethereum price on Mar 2, 2026 at 7pm EST?

Settlement is determined according to the contract's official settlement source and resolution rules specified on the Kalshi event page; consult that contract description for the exact price index, time measurement, rounding rules, and any fallback procedures used if the primary feed is unavailable.

The 75 outcomes break the price range into discrete buckets or specific price levels defined by the contract; selecting an outcome means you are betting that ETH's official settlement price will fall into that bucket at 7pm EST on March 2, 2026, and payouts depend on which outcome is resolved as true.

Resolution procedures in such cases follow the platform's predefined contingency and fallback rules listed on the event page; platforms commonly specify backup feeds, time windows for delayed data, and arbitration processes, so review Kalshi's rules for exact handling.

The event uses the time label shown on the contract (7pm EST); because local offsets can change with daylight saving rules, confirm the exact UTC timestamp and any DST considerations on the event page or in Kalshi's time‑conversion guidance to ensure you trade for the correct settlement moment.

Traders can use this event to take or hedge a time‑specific directional view that complements multi‑day futures or options positions — for example, locking exposure to a precise timestamp, arbitraging differences between the event's implied distribution and other markets, or constructing calendar spreads — but must account for market liquidity, transaction costs, and the discrete outcome structure when sizing positions.