SOL price range on Mar 2, 2026 at 7pm EST?

The market divides the possible SOL prices at the settlement timestamp into 75 adjacent, non-overlapping buckets listed on the market page; each outcome corresponds to one bucket. Consult the market UI to see the precise numeric boundaries for each outcome.

Resolution occurs based on Kalshi’s published settlement rules and the reference price source they specify; check the market’s rule section for the official timestamp, data feed, and any tie-breaking or interpolation procedures that govern final outcome selection.

Low volume typically means thinner liquidity, wider bid/ask spreads, and larger price impact from individual trades, so small trades can move prices more and limit orders may not fill; size your positions and use limit orders or staggered entries to manage execution risk.

Bucket inclusion rules (for example, whether endpoints are inclusive or exclusive) are defined in the market specification; review the market page and Kalshi’s resolution policy or contact their support to confirm how exact-boundary cases are handled for this specific market.

Traders can buy the outcome(s) that correspond to the price range they expect at settlement or combine adjacent buckets to express a probability distribution; to hedge existing SOL exposure, match the bucket(s) that would offset losses at the target timestamp, and always consider position sizing, market liquidity, and the possibility of news-driven moves before settlement.