SOL price on Mar 12, 2026 at 5pm EDT?

Settlement follows the market's published rules: the platform will use a specified price source and methodology (for example a single exchange tick, time‑weighted average, or an oracle feed) at or around the stated timestamp — consult the market's settlement details on the KALSHI page to see the exact reference and any aggregation window or tie‑breaking rules.

Each outcome corresponds to a predefined price bucket or point on the market (check the outcome labels on the event page). On settlement, the outcome whose bucket contains the observed reference price (as defined in the market rules) will be declared the winner; read the outcome descriptions carefully to match ranges to outcomes.

If the market close time is listed as TBD, the platform has not set a final trading cutoff yet — KALSHI will announce a closing time prior to settlement. Until a close is posted, expect trading to continue; always confirm the official close on the market page before placing last‑minute orders.

With many discrete outcomes (75) liquidity can be fragmented across buckets, which increases spread and slippage for large orders; the event page shows total volume traded (currently $693), which indicates limited liquidity and suggests caution when placing sizable trades or expecting tight execution near settlement.

Key movers can include large exchange order flow (market makers or whales), last‑minute news impacting Solana or broader crypto markets, scheduled Solana announcements or maintenance, and sudden liquidity withdrawals from major venues; automated trading bots can also amplify short‑term moves around thin‑liquidity windows.