SOL price on Mar 27, 2026 at 9am EDT?

Settlement uses the definition specified in the market contract on Kalshi; that specification will state the reference asset (USD per SOL), the data source or exchange feed used, and any aggregation or timestamping rules — check the market’s official settlement text on Kalshi for the authoritative definition.

The 75 outcomes correspond to discrete price intervals or ticks that partition the possible SOL price range at the settlement timestamp; each outcome label on Kalshi shows the exact price bucket or value that will be considered a winning outcome — review the outcome labels on the market page to see their boundaries and how settlement maps to them.

Kalshi’s contract text defines fallback procedures for missing or disrupted reference data (for example, using an alternate exchange, an aggregate feed, or the last available trade); consult the market’s settlement rules to see the sequence of fallbacks and any potential delay policies.

Track scheduled protocol upgrades or hard forks, major validator or staking changes, large token unlocks or vesting events, significant dApp or ecosystem announcements, and any incidents of network instability — these can change supply/demand dynamics or investor confidence ahead of settlement.

Movement in the market reflects participants updating their expectations in response to new information (news, macro releases, network events, or liquidity shifts); use those moves as a real-time consensus signal but always verify the underlying news and confirm the market’s settlement rules before treating outcomes as definitive.