SOL price on Mar 26, 2026 at 7am EDT?

The winning outcome is the one that matches the official price data used for settlement at the specified timestamp; the event page lists the authoritative data source and any tie‑breaking or rounding rules, so consult those settlement rules for the exact mechanism.

The timestamp is a wall‑clock time in Eastern Daylight Time (EDT). For conversion, EDT is the local U.S. east‑coast daylight time (typically UTC‑4 during daylight savings). Use that fixed reference when checking price feeds or exchange timestamps.

The 75 outcomes correspond to predefined price points or contiguous price brackets that cover a range of possible SOL values at settlement. The event description lists the exact boundaries or price levels for each outcome so you can see which bracket matches each price.

Low volume implies thin liquidity, which can produce wide spreads and make it costly to enter or exit positions; 'Closes: TBD' means a formal market close time has not been set publicly, so trading availability could continue or change—monitor the platform and event page for updates and be prepared for execution risk.

Track scheduled Solana network upgrades, major dApp announcements, token unlock or vesting schedules, large on‑chain transfers, exchange maintenance windows, and broader crypto or macro news (regulatory actions, macro data, BTC moves) that tend to drive short‑term volatility; verify timing against official project and exchange calendars.