[On-chain stock futures] KORU trades 11.48% above its last regular-session close

On-chain stock futures traded ahead of the US regular session on Monday, with KORU at an 11.48% premium to its last cash close. As of 07:20 New York time on November 2, 2026, Hyperliquid's xyz market covered 142 instruments, with $1.85 billion in 24-hour volume and $4.08 billion in open interest.

KORU, the South Korea 3x ETF contract, traded at $11.85 against a cash close of $10.63, the largest premium in the supplied gap rankings. Applied Optoelectronics (AAOI) followed at $72.41, a 4.87% premium; Semis 3x ETF (SOXL) at $80.79, a 4.85% premium; South Korea ETF (EWY) at $158.86, a 3.90% premium; and Alibaba (BABA) at $101.40, a 3.43% premium. These gaps compare on-chain prices with the last regular-session close on the listing exchange.

SK hynix (SKHX) led 24-hour trading volume with $283.82 million, followed by Nasdaq 100 (XYZ100) at $170.28 million, WTI crude (CL) at $166.37 million, S&P 500 (SP500) at $118.84 million and Silver (SILVER) at $104.52 million. SKHX traded at $1,099.80, while XYZ100 and SP500 stood 0.83% and 0.42% above their respective cash closes.

In the supplied 24-hour movers rankings, Samsung Electronics (SMSN) rose 3.95%, SKHX gained 3.69%, EWY advanced 3.39%, SOXL added 3.07% and SKHY rose 2.50%. On the declining side, CL fell 2.87%, Brent crude (BRENTOIL) lost 2.83%, Intel (INTC) slipped 0.81%, SpaceX (SPCX) declined 0.48% and Micron (MU) edged down 0.15%. Micron nevertheless traded 2.18% above its cash close, illustrating the distinction between a daily move and a cash-close gap.

Across asset classes, commodities recorded $416.06 million in volume, Korea-linked instruments $373.88 million, US stocks $356.74 million and indices $292.71 million. Others accounted for $155.57 million, private companies $126.22 million, ETFs $96.17 million, crypto equities $23.52 million and FX $4.17 million. Within crypto equities, Circle traded 1.13% above its cash close and Strategy at a 2.09% premium, while Coinbase stood at a 0.85% discount.