On-chain stock futures: SOXL trades at 0.96% premium to cash close

Hyperliquid’s xyz market was trading through the weekend at 07:00 New York time on Saturday, with 136 instruments available around the clock. Total 24-hour volume stood at $2.58 billion, while open interest reached $3.76 billion.

SOXL showed the largest listed gap from its regular-session close, trading at $94.57, a 0.96% premium to the $93.67 cash close. Tesla traded 0.43% below its cash close, while NVIDIA, the Nasdaq 100 and SanDisk carried premiums of 0.32%, 0.15% and 0.14%, respectively.

The Nasdaq 100 led 24-hour turnover with $297.46 million, followed by the S&P 500 at $253.96 million, WTI crude at $213.70 million, Brent crude at $204.99 million and Tesla at $140.12 million.

Brent crude was the strongest 24-hour mover, rising 3.73%, followed by WTI crude at 3.08% and Apple at 0.13%. SOXL posted the steepest decline at 8.87%, followed by Nebius at 8.7%, the South Korea 3x ETF at 8.69%, CoreWeave at 7.34% and Strategy at 7.12%.

By asset class, US stocks generated $805.73 million in volume, led by Tesla, while commodities recorded $565.02 million, led by WTI crude. Indices drew $554.05 million with the Nasdaq 100 on top; Korea recorded $161.48 million led by SK hynix; private companies posted $138.52 million led by SpaceX; and ETFs logged $122.49 million led by SOXL. Other instruments totaled $136.73 million, crypto equities $95.83 million and FX $3.36 million.

Editor’s note: Hyperliquid is a blockchain-based derivatives exchange. Its xyz market offers 24/7 perpetual contracts linked to stocks, indices, commodities, foreign exchange and private-company names. These contracts do not confer ownership, dividends or voting rights, and prices formed while listing exchanges are closed may indicate overnight positioning rather than the next cash-market opening level.