SOL price range on Mar 25, 2026 at 3pm EDT?

Settlement is defined by the contract timestamp: Mar 25, 2026 at 3:00pm EDT. The contract's settlement specification will state whether the price is taken at an instant, averaged over a short window, or handled differently in edge cases.

The 75 outcomes partition the possible SOL price spectrum into discrete, mutually exclusive ranges; pick the range you expect the SOL reference price to fall into at the settlement timestamp. Check the contract for exact inclusive/exclusive boundary rules (e.g., whether endpoints belong to the lower or upper range).

The authoritative price source is specified in the event's settlement rules on the platform; common choices include a single major exchange, an aggregated index, or a specified data vendor. Always consult the contract details to see the declared reference feed(s).

The market's settlement rules describe procedures for anomalous conditions—examples include switching to alternative feeds, using a time-weighted average, or applying force-majeure provisions. Review those provisions so you understand how exceptional cases affect final outcome determination.

Low volume and an unspecified close time can mean wider spreads and lower liquidity; consider starting with smaller position sizes, watch for announcements about the close time, and wait for clearer order flow if you need tight execution or want to avoid price impact.