SOL price on Mar 25, 2026 at 12am EDT?

Settlement depends on the market’s published settlement rules: typically the event will specify a data source or index (an exchange or aggregated feed) and use the reported last trade or mid‑market price at the timestamp in Eastern Daylight Time. Check the market’s settlement specification on the platform to confirm the precise price definition.

Each of the 75 outcomes corresponds to a distinct price bracket or discrete price level defined by the market. The exact boundaries and formatting (e.g., closed/open intervals) are listed on the market page; review those brackets to understand which outcome covers a given price.

Trading close and settlement timing are set by the market operator and may be listed as a specific cutoff time or left as TBD — consult the market’s trading rules. Settlement typically occurs after the timestamp once the designated price feed is retrieved and any verification or dispute window has passed.

Past drivers include network outages or slowdowns, major token unlocks or vesting cliffs, large exchange inflows/outflows, and surprise regulatory or exchange announcements; any of those occurring close to the timestamp can create sharp intraday swings that determine which outcome settles.

Active participants include speculative retail traders, high‑frequency traders and arbitrage bots, derivatives desks hedging exposures, and institutional traders or large holders reacting to news; low liquidity or concentrated order flow around the timestamp can amplify price moves and influence which outcome pays out.