SOL price on Mar 25, 2026 at 5pm EDT?

Resolution typically follows the platform's stated rules: it may use a specific exchange price, a composite index across several exchanges, or the last trade/quote timestamped at 5:00 PM EDT. Consult the market's resolution or FAQ page for the exact source and tie-break procedures.

Yes — this event refers to the unit price of one SOL denominated in USD at the specified clock time. Always confirm the currency and unit on the market's description to avoid mismatches.

Platforms commonly use a fallback method such as the nearest available trade/quote within a defined window, the midpoint of the best bid/ask at that instant, or a specified reference index; check the event’s resolution protocol for the exact fallback and any allowed time windows.

Major chain events can complicate settlement. Resolution rules usually state how forks or redenominations are handled (e.g., which chain/token is the reference, or whether the market will be voided). Review the market's contingency rules for network reorganizations or protocol changes.

Treat scheduled events as high-impact inputs: determine their precise timing relative to the 5pm timestamp, assess whether their economic effects will be reflected in prices by that instant, and account for potential pre-event positioning and post-event volatility when forming a view or hedging.