HYPE price range on Mar 26, 2026 at 1pm EDT?

Settlement typically follows the reference price specified in the market's resolution rules on KALSHI (for example, a named exchange or a composite feed) and the exact timestamp defined by the contract; check the market description or resolution policy on KALSHI for the definitive source.

The market listing should include a full table of bucket boundaries and labels; each outcome represents a mutually exclusive price interval, and the listing will also state whether endpoints are inclusive or exclusive—review that table before trading to understand which bucket covers a given price.

'TBD' indicates the platform has not posted a final trading cutoff; KALSHI will update the market with a close time or automatically enforce trading rules per the contract—monitor the market page for live updates and plan for the possibility of an earlier-than-expected close if the platform announces it.

Most markets include contingency resolution rules such as using the last available traded price, an alternate exchange or data source, or a specified lookback/averaging window; consult the market's resolution policy to see which fallback applies and contact KALSHI support for clarifications if the scenario arises.

Zero or very low volume suggests limited liquidity and greater slippage risk: large orders can move quoted prices, it may be hard to exit positions quickly, and spreads can be wide; consider smaller sizes, use limit orders, and monitor order‑book depth and any incoming activity before committing capital.