HYPE price on Mar 25, 2026 at 4am EDT?

The event’s contract on Kalshi specifies the official price source (for example, a specific exchange or composite index) and any averaging window around 4:00 AM EDT; check the event description and resolution rules on the Kalshi page to see the authoritative data feed and timing.

Settlement follows the contingency and dispute procedures laid out in the event contract — common approaches are using a backup data source, applying an alternate averaging window, or invoking the platform’s dispute/arbitration rules. Review the event’s resolution policy on Kalshi for the precise fallback rules.

Outcomes are typically arranged as narrowly defined price buckets or discrete price points labeled on the event page; pick the outcome whose label contains the HYPE price you expect at 4:00 AM EDT (or the bucket that would include that price under the event’s rounding/resolution rules).

Yes — any event that materially affects HYPE’s market price, ticker symbol, or tradability can change the price outcome. If a token rebranding or technical alteration changes the reference asset, the event’s posted resolution rules explain how such situations are handled.

'Closes: TBD' means the platform has not published the trading cutoff yet; platforms commonly close trading shortly before the official settlement window or at a specified notice time. Monitor the Kalshi event page and platform announcements for the official trading deadline and any changes.