HYPE price on Mar 25, 2026 at 8am EDT?

The contract resolves to the price as defined in the event’s resolution rules on the Kalshi market page—typically a quoted exchange price or an indexed value at that timestamp; check the event description for the precise definition and any tie‑breaking or fallback rules.

Each of the 75 outcomes represents a specific price point or price range used by the market to partition possible HYPE prices at the resolution time; the event page lists how those outcomes map to numeric ranges or levels.

If no tradable price exists, resolution follows the contingency and arbitration rules on the Kalshi event page—this may involve using the last available price, an alternative data source specified by the contract, or adjudication by the platform according to its dispute policy.

No. Settlement is based on the price at the specified timestamp as defined by the contract; trades executed after that timestamp do not affect the resolved outcome, though market close times may prevent trading up to that instant.

Material items that can shift the market include new exchange listings or delistings, large token unlocks or transfers by major holders, security incidents or audit results, official project announcements (partnerships, upgrades), and broader crypto/regulatory developments that affect liquidity and risk appetite.