SOL price on Mar 27, 2026 at 5am EDT?

Settlement uses the reference price specified in this market's contract terms on the platform; typically that is a USD per SOL spot price from the operator's designated data source. Check the market's settlement/source details on the event page for the exact feed or exchange list.

Outcomes are partitioned into discrete price ranges (intervals) defined on the market page; the single outcome whose interval contains the official settlement price at 5:00 AM EDT wins. Review the interval boundaries and any rounding rules listed in the event description to determine which outcome applies.

The event's contract terms specify fallback procedures for unavailable feeds—common approaches include using the nearest reliable timestamp, switching to an approved alternate exchange or index, or applying an arbitration process. Consult the market's settlement policy for the exact fallback hierarchy.

Such on‑chain events can materially move the spot price and therefore influence which outcome wins, but they do not change the settlement mechanism. If multiple exchange listings or anomalous prices arise, the documented settlement source and fallbacks determine the official reference price.

Settlement follows the procedures in the market's rules: if the chosen reference publishes a corrected value according to its own policies and the market's contract accepts that source, the correction may affect the official settlement. For specifics, review the event's settlement and data correction policies on the platform.