# [On-chain stock futures] SanDisk trades 2.5% below cash close By Enna Lee Canonical URL: https://www.tokenpost.com/news/investing/31724 Published: 2026-10-14T11:00:44.000Z Updated: 2026-10-14T11:00:44.000Z Section: Investing > SanDisk traded 2.5% below its last cash close on Hyperliquid's 24-hour xyz market. Total volume reached $2.53 billion across 135 instruments. SanDisk was the widest cash-close gap on Hyperliquid's 24-hour xyz market, trading at $1,445.30, 2.5% below its last regular-session close of $1,482.33. As of 11:00 UTC on Oct. 14, the U.S. market was shut ahead of the Wednesday open, with New York time at 07:00. The 24-hour market covered 135 instruments, with $2.53 billion in volume and $3.8 billion in open interest. Among the largest gaps to cash close, Micron traded 1.36% below its close at $940.23, while the S&P 500 was 0.16% above its close at $7,817.90. The Nasdaq 100 was 0.06% below cash close at $30,550, and NVIDIA was 0.03% below at $228.46. By 24-hour turnover, SK hynix led the board with $256.48 million, followed by SanDisk at $211.39 million, the S&P 500 at $191.81 million, the Nasdaq 100 at $161.49 million and Micron at $148.05 million. WTI crude, NVIDIA, Brent crude, silver and SKHY also ranked among the most actively traded contracts. Natural gas was the strongest 24-hour mover, rising 5.34%, followed by WTI crude at 3.6%, Meta at 3.47%, AMD at 2.45% and CBRS at 2.13%. On the downside, SpaceX fell 3.65%, silver lost 3.01%, Micron dropped 1.8%, SK hynix slipped 1.79% and gold declined 0.93%. Across asset classes, U.S. stocks generated the most volume at $947.38 million, led by SanDisk, Micron and NVIDIA. Commodities traded $449.27 million, led by WTI crude, Brent crude and silver, while indices recorded $359.21 million, led by the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100. Korea-linked instruments traded $339.24 million, led by SK hynix, Samsung Electronics and the South Korea 3x ETF. Editor’s note: Hyperliquid is a blockchain-based derivatives venue. Its xyz market lists 24-hour perpetual contracts tied to stocks, indices, commodities, FX and private-company names; these contracts do not represent ownership of the underlying asset, and cash-close gaps show how on-chain prices have moved while the listing exchange is shut. [On-chain global markets]()