SOL price on Mar 26, 2026 at 10pm EDT?

Resolution follows the market's published rules on KALSHI; the event will be settled using the designated reference price source and timestamp specified in the contract, so check the market description for the primary data source and any tie-breaking or averaging window.

Each outcome corresponds to a specific price point or price range displayed on the event page; at settlement the single outcome whose defined range contains the official reference price at the timestamp will be declared the winner.

Contingency and fallback provisions in the market's rules govern such scenarios—options include using the most representative available price, applying an averaging window, or invoking a declared-resolution procedure—so review the contract's fallback/resolution policy for specifics.

Network outages or upgrades can materially influence trader behavior and observable exchange prices prior to the timestamp; settlement itself uses the designated external price reference at 10:00pm EDT, so network events affect the underlying market price rather than the settlement mechanism.

Use historical episodes to build scenario-based forecasts—examine volatility, price impact of previous upgrades or outages, and correlation with broader crypto markets—to size positions and construct risk limits rather than relying on static assumptions about future moves.