Ripple price at Mar 22, 2026 at 1am EDT?

The official resolution method is defined in the event rules; markets typically use a specified reference price feed, an exchange aggregation, or the last trade/mid‑quote at the timestamp. Check the event's resolution text for the exact data source and methodology that will be used to map the reference price to an outcome.

Each outcome label corresponds to a discrete price interval or precise price point shown on the event page; upon resolution the reference price at 1:00 AM EDT will fall into exactly one interval and that matching outcome will settle. Inspect the outcome descriptions to see the boundaries for each bucket.

Event rules describe contingencies: common remedies include using the last available trade within a preset window, an alternate specified feed, or an expert determination process. If you need certainty about this contingency, review the market's official resolution policy before trading.

Yes—markets can be delayed or declared invalid if the reference price is unavailable, feeds are compromised, or other force majeure conditions occur; such actions follow the exchange's dispute and invalidation procedures. The event page and rulebook explain the circumstances under which settlement may be postponed or voided.

Price moves immediately before the timestamp are highly relevant because the reference price is taken at that exact time; monitor order‑book depth, recent trades, and news flow in the final minutes to assess short‑term execution risk and whether the reference price may jump into a neighboring outcome bucket.