[On-chain stock futures] Intel trades at 1.86% discount to cash close

Intel traded at a 1.86% discount to its last regular-session close as trading continued on Hyperliquid's 24/7 xyz market during the weekend. As of October 31, 2026, at 07:00 New York time, US stock markets were closed. The on-chain market covered 141 instruments, with $2.67 billion in 24-hour trading volume and $4.01 billion in open interest.

Among the listed cash-close gaps, Intel (INTC) stood at $64.54 against a regular-session close of $65.76. Micron (MU) traded at $894.49, a 1.10% premium to $884.74. Nasdaq 100 contract XYZ100 was 0.24% above its cash close at 28,453, while SanDisk (SNDK) carried a 0.22% premium at $1,153.40 and Semis 3x ETF (SOXL) a 0.14% premium at $77.16.

S&P 500 contract SP500 led 24-hour turnover with $311.71 million, followed by XYZ100 at $258.11 million, Intel at $226.31 million, SanDisk at $205.57 million and SOXL at $148.86 million. SP500 had $365.18 million in open interest and traded at 7,580.30, with its reported cash-close gap rounded to 0%.

Over 24 hours, Amazon (AMZN) rose 5.55%, Tesla (TSLA) gained 1.23%, Micron advanced 0.78% and Strategy (MSTR) added 0.27%; Apple (AAPL) slipped 0.06%. SOXL fell 7.73%, Intel lost 5.80% and SanDisk declined 5.43%. South Korea 3x ETF (KORU) dropped 3.61%, while Circle (CRCL) fell 3.05%. These changes measure 24-hour performance separately from the gaps against regular-session closes.

Across asset classes, US stocks generated $960.63 million in volume, indices $572.33 million and commodities $419.03 million. ETFs recorded $156.13 million, private companies $109.13 million, crypto equities $102.29 million and FX $5.08 million. WTI crude traded at $102.98, down 1.20%, while silver fell 2.38% to $49.36 and Brent crude slipped 1.00% to $112.41. SpaceX (SPCX) recorded $95.77 million in turnover at $137.08, down 1.23%.