Binance Has Highest Listed 24-Hour Volume for Sandisk Perpetuals, but Data Vary

Binance had the highest listed 24-hour volume among the Sandisk perpetual markets shown in one market-data snapshot, but the available figures use different timestamps and measurements and do not establish a broader venue ranking.

The snapshot listed Binance’s volume at $1.5 billion and open interest at $220.6 million. OKX showed $671.8 million in 24-hour volume and $75.8 million in open interest. Hyperliquid’s HIP-3 SNDK market showed $113 million in open interest, but no comparable volume figure was provided.

A separate market-data snapshot dated Oct. 7, 2026, listed OKX’s SNDK open interest at $90.08 million and its 30-day volume at $19.231 billion. The figures cannot be treated as a single synchronized comparison because the snapshots cover different periods and metrics.

Binance scheduled its USDT-settled SNDKUSDT perpetual contract for launch on April 7, 2026, at 9:40 a.m. ET (13:40 UTC). The contract tracks Sandisk Corporation (Nasdaq: SNDK), offers maximum leverage of 10 times and is designed to trade 24/7.

The contract settles in USDT and trades 24/7, including outside regular Nasdaq hours. Sandisk perpetuals are derivatives linked to the company’s stock; they do not provide ownership, voting rights or dividend payments.

Sandisk became an independent public company after completing its separation from Western Digital and began trading separately in February 2025.