SOL price range on Mar 13, 2026 at 5pm EDT?

The winning outcome is determined by the reference SOL spot price at 5:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time on March 13, 2026, as reported by the data source specified in the market's contract terms. Check the market page or contract rules to confirm the named reference exchange or composite feed used for settlement.

The market divides possible SOL prices into 50 non-overlapping bins with clearly stated lower and upper bounds on the market page. At settlement, the single bin whose interval contains the reference price is the winning outcome; consult the market description for exact numeric boundaries and whether endpoints are inclusive or exclusive.

Boundary handling is contract-specific. Many event contracts define whether the lower or upper bound is inclusive; others state a tie-breaking rule or use a predetermined convention. You must read the market's official terms to see how exact-boundary cases are resolved.

Exchanges can pause or cancel markets for reasons such as force majeure, unreliable or unavailable price feeds, or extraordinary market conditions, and they may have fallback data sources. Any such actions or alternate settlement procedures would be governed by the exchange's published rules and the specific contract terms for this market.

Use outcome positions that cover the price ranges relevant to your exposure—buy ranges that offset where you worry SOL might land or sell ranges if you want to express confidence it won't. Consider the market's liquidity (the marketplace currently shows modest traded volume), bid-ask spreads, and position sizing limits; small volume can mean limited ability to enter or exit large positions without price impact. Always confirm contract rules, settlement details, and costs before using the market for hedging.