Ethereum price on Mar 23, 2026 at 9pm EDT?

The market will be settled to an official reference price defined by the market operator; the outcome whose price range contains that reference price at the settlement timestamp will be the winner. Check the event rules for the exact reference rate and any sampling window used for settlement.

Review the event’s stated settlement sources and methodology—common approaches use a consolidated spot index from major exchanges or a short time-weighted average around the timestamp. Knowing which exchanges and what sampling window are used helps you monitor the most relevant market prices before 9pm EDT.

Yes. Large on-chain events (major staking withdrawals, significant transfers to exchanges, or a smart-contract exploit) or spikes in network activity can move the spot price in the hours before the timestamp and therefore affect which outcome resolves.

Settlement methods vary; some markets use a single timestamp while others apply a short averaging window. Consult the event’s settlement rules to confirm whether the price is sampled at an instant or averaged around 9pm EDT.

The market will rely on its predefined reference — often a consolidated exchange index or specified exchange prices — to resolve discrepancies. That reference is designed to represent a broad market price; read the event documentation to see which venues and calculations are used.