Price of NVIDIA A100 compute on Mar 31, 2026?

Settlement will follow the exchange’s official event description and settlement rules listed on the platform; traders should check the event page for the named price source, timing, and any averaging window that will be used to determine the settled price.

Each outcome label on the market specifies the unit and range — if the outcome labels do not explicitly state a unit, consult the event description on the platform before trading, since different markets may use per-GPU-hour, per-instance-hour, or a dollar-per-card used-market measure.

A new NVIDIA generation or aggressive pricing on successor products can reduce demand for A100s and increase supply of used units, pushing A100 compute prices down; conversely, supply constraints for successors or strategic price retention by NVIDIA can keep A100 prices elevated.

Key movers include major cloud providers announcing price changes, NVIDIA earnings/press releases, large model launches or public training runs that spike demand, bulk secondary-market sales, and regulatory or export-control announcements affecting GPU shipments.

Use historical cloud-list, spot, and secondary-market prices to understand past volatility and typical seasonal patterns, but adjust expectations for structural changes (new GPU generations, large capacity additions, or regulatory shifts); historical trends inform risk and scenario planning, not guaranteed outcomes.