[On-chain stock futures] Western Digital trades 3.38% below cash close

Hyperliquid’s xyz market was trading through the weekend while the U.S. cash market remained closed. Its 136 instruments generated $841.68 million in 24-hour volume, with open interest at $3.77 billion.

Western Digital showed the widest gap from its last regular-session close, trading at $320.79, or a 3.38% discount to $332. The Nikkei 225 followed at a 2.61% discount, while IREN, SanDisk and Bloom Energy traded 2.37%, 1.68% and 1.41% below their respective cash closes.

Micron led turnover with $102.36 million, followed by the Nasdaq 100 at $99.98 million, the S&P 500 at $94.22 million, SK hynix at $84.87 million and SanDisk at $71.49 million.

No instrument in the listed mover group posted a 24-hour gain. WTI crude was the most resilient at -0.06%, followed by the S&P 500 at -0.20%, the Nasdaq 100 and Brent crude at -0.31% each, and DRAM at -1.24%. The steepest declines were SOXL at -2.19%, SanDisk at -1.83%, SKHY at -1.72%, Micron at -1.53% and SK hynix at -1.50%.

By asset class, U.S. stocks recorded $290.66 million in volume and indices $196.53 million. Korea followed with $113.22 million, ahead of Others at $79.26 million, commodities at $78.93 million, ETFs at $42.73 million, private companies at $21.78 million, crypto equities at $12.80 million and FX at $5.77 million.

[Editor’s note] Hyperliquid is an on-chain derivatives exchange. Its xyz market offers 24-hour instruments tracking stocks, indices, commodities, currencies and private companies. These contracts do not confer ownership, dividends or voting rights, and prices formed while listing exchanges are closed may differ from the next regular-session open.

This article is based on market data and does not constitute investment advice.