HYPE price on Mar 25, 2026 at 5am EDT?

The settling price depends on the resolution source specified by the market—this may be a particular exchange's last trade, a consolidated spot feed, or another published data provider; consult the event page and KALSHI's resolution rules to see the named source and exact measurement convention.

The 75 outcomes represent the discrete price intervals or specific price points defined by the market creator; the event page lists each outcome label and its corresponding price range or exact price, so use that mapping to determine which outcome would resolve given the reported settlement price.

If no trade exists at the timestamp, KALSHI applies the resolution fallback specified on the event page or in its resolution policy—common fallbacks include nearest available trade within a defined window or a consolidated price feed; review those rules and the dispute procedure on the market page for specifics.

Any on-chain or corporate action that materially changes supply, ticker, or tradability will be reflected in the market price at settlement; if the token is renamed, replaced, or undergoes a reorganizing event, consult the event page and KALSHI's adjustment/dispute guidelines to see how such actions are handled for resolution.

A new listing typically increases liquidity and can move price by expanding demand, while delisting can reduce visible liquidity and widen spreads; such changes alter the order book and thus the reported price at 5:00 AM EDT, potentially shifting which outcome interval the settlement price falls into—monitor order-book depth and spreads on major venues in the run-up to the timestamp.