SOL price range on Mar 27, 2026 at 4am EDT?

Each outcome corresponds to a specific SOL price range (a bucket) defined by the market operator; the winning outcome is the bucket that contains the reference SOL price at the exact timestamp. Check the event page or contract rules for the precise numeric boundaries of each bucket.

Settlement is determined according to the contract’s official settlement rules, which typically specify an authoritative price index or exchange feed at the stated timestamp. Consult the market’s settlement documentation for the named price source and any fallback procedures.

A larger number of outcomes increases granularity so traders can target narrower price bands, but it typically spreads liquidity across more buckets, which can widen spreads and increase execution risk. Traders should consider order size, available depth, and potential slippage when interacting with many outcome buckets.

Key potential movers include major Solana network incidents or upgrades, large SOL token unlocks or whale movements, significant DeFi/NFT launches on Solana, major macro or crypto regulatory announcements, and broad risk-on/risk-off swings led by BTC/ETH.

If the designated price feed is unavailable or disrupted, the market operator’s settlement rules will define fallback procedures—common options include using an alternative price source, averaging surrounding quotes, or delaying settlement until a reliable reference is available. Review the event’s official rules to understand the exact contingency process.