Nasdaq-100 price on Mar 2, 2026 at 11am EST?

Resolution relies on the market's published settlement rules; typically the contract uses the official Nasdaq-100 index level reported by the agreed primary data provider at 11:00:00 AM Eastern on that date. Check the event page or rulebook for the precise data source and tie-breaking procedures.

Each outcome corresponds to a specific index-level interval or exact tick defined by the market creator; with many outcomes the market spans a wide numeric range in fine increments. The event page lists the labels and boundaries for each outcome so you can see how they partition possible index readings.

The closing time is shown on the market page; if the close is still listed as TBD, monitor the page for updates because exchanges sometimes set a formal trading cutoff and a separate settlement window tied to the official 11:00 AM ET timestamp.

Nasdaq futures and large ETF order imbalances in the pre-market and during the opening auction transmit expectations and large risk transfers into the cash index, so heavy futures or ETF activity before 11:00 AM can move the index level that the market will reference for settlement.

Events specify Eastern Time to indicate the reference timezone; because U.S. daylight saving typically begins in mid-March, March 2, 2026 falls before the DST switch and is Eastern Standard Time. Always confirm the market's timezone convention on the event page to avoid misreading the settlement moment.