SOL price on Mar 28, 2026 at 5pm EDT?

The market's resolution depends on the data source defined in the event rules; KALSHI typically specifies a specific exchange, an index provider, or an aggregated feed and any fallback procedures—consult the event's rule page for the definitive price source.

Each outcome corresponds to a labeled price bracket shown on the market page; after the official reference price for the settlement moment is determined, only the outcome whose bracket contains that reference price will resolve as the winner.

Resolution follows the contingency and data-fallback rules in the event documentation—common approaches include using an alternate approved data source, a time-weighted average, or the last available reliable quote; check the event rules for how such disruptions are handled.

Yes—any material on-chain or ecosystem event that influences market pricing before the settlement timestamp can affect the reference price used for resolution, because markets incorporate available information up to that moment.

Convert 5:00 PM EDT on March 28, 2026 to your local time (note that late March is typically during U.S. daylight saving time); the official settlement moment is that wall-clock time, and trades or news after that instant normally do not affect resolution.