Nasdaq-100 price on Mar 25, 2026 at 2pm EDT?

Resolution is based on the official index value published for the Nasdaq-100 at the specified timestamp; the precise source (exchange feed, index provider publication, or last-trade vs. midpoint) and any tie-breaking rules are specified in the market’s official rules on KALSHI, so consult that page for the exact methodology.

The 400 outcomes divide the possible index-level continuum into many discrete price buckets to allow granular wagers on specific levels or ranges; the platform UI will show each bucket’s boundaries and pricing to help you select the outcome that matches your view.

Yes — any market-moving information released and incorporated into trading before the 2:00 pm EDT timestamp can change the index level used for settlement; traders should monitor the timing of corporate disclosures relative to the resolution moment.

Because the resolution time is 2:00 pm EDT, it falls within regular U.S. market hours; after-hours trading that occurs outside the regular session (after 4:00 pm ET) would not affect the value at 2:00 pm unless the event’s rule specifies an alternate data source—confirm the source in the market rules.

Watch the economic calendar for any releases, scheduled Fed or central-bank speeches, large-company headlines and earnings, heavy single-stock moves among top-cap constituents, options or futures expiries that can create cross-market flows, and real-time liquidity/price action via market data and newswires.