Ethereum price on Mar 22, 2026 at 11pm EDT?

The market will settle using the event's published reference price source and methodology at that exact timestamp (11pm EDT on Mar 22, 2026). Consult the Kalshi event description for the named exchange or composite index and the tie‑breaking rules; the specified timezone (EDT) is the authoritative time for settlement.

The 75 outcomes partition the possible ETH price range at settlement into discrete buckets or exact price points as defined on the event page. Each outcome maps to a clearly labeled interval or level—review the outcome labels on the market page to see the exact boundaries before trading.

A $0 volume indicator simply means no trades have been executed on the platform yet; it does not change the settlement mechanism. Low or zero volume can mean limited liquidity and wider spreads, so consider execution risk and the market's trade history before placing orders.

Yes—announced upgrades, hard forks, or unexpected outages can materially affect price and thus which outcome settles; markets will react to such information as it becomes public. Track official upgrade timelines, client releases, and credible outage reports in the lead‑up to the timestamp.

You can hedge by taking positions in outcome buckets that would pay if ETH is at or beyond price levels that offset your exposure at settlement; choose bucket granularity and position size to reflect your risk tolerance and correlation with your underlying holdings. Verify liquidity, fees, and the settlement source on the event page and consider complementing this market with spot or derivatives hedges as needed.