HYPE price on Mar 26, 2026 at 8pm EDT?

The market will settle according to the settlement rules listed on its Kalshi page — that page specifies the official price source (exchange, consolidated index, or other feed) and the exact timestamp definition. Always confirm the listed settlement source and any rounding or tie‑breaking rules before trading.

Each of the 75 outcomes corresponds to a specific price bin or discrete price level defined in the market’s contract documentation; the Kalshi market page shows the exact mapping and boundaries so you can see which outcome contains a given quoted price.

The contract’s settlement procedures will specify a fallback (for example, the nearest available trade, a quoted midpoint on a specified exchange, or an index value); check the market’s settlement section to see which fallback applies in case the primary price is unavailable.

Low or zero reported volume indicates limited on‑market liquidity and can mean wider bid‑ask spreads and less robust price discovery; settlement still follows the stated rules, but low pre‑settlement liquidity can make market prices noisier and harder to interpret as strong consensus.

Material events close to the settlement timestamp can move price sharply; consider the timing relative to the 8:00 PM EDT settlement, whether the event affects circulating supply or demand, and whether the market’s settlement rules exclude or adjust for any corporate actions. Monitor official project and exchange announcements and verify whether Kalshi notes any excluded events on the market page.