[On-chain stock futures] SOXL trades 8.63% above its last cash close

With the US regular session closed at 08:21 New York time on November 3, SOXL traded 8.63% above its last cash close on Hyperliquid's xyz market. The market's 142 instruments, which trade around the clock, recorded $4.68 billion in 24-hour volume and $4.29 billion in open interest.

On-chain prices versus the last regular-session close: SOXL stood at $74.05 against $68.17, a premium of 8.63%; SanDisk (SNDK) at $1,124.40 against $1,075.08, a premium of 4.59%; Apple (AAPL) at $325.24 against $338.32, a discount of 3.87%; Micron (MU) at $863.50 against $833.59, a premium of 3.59%; and Intel (INTC) at $62.10 against $59.97, a premium of 3.55%. These gaps compare contract prices with the last regular-session close, separately from their 24-hour moves.

WTI crude (CL) led 24-hour trading volume with $528.41 million, followed by Brent crude (BRENTOIL) at $467.69 million, Nasdaq 100 (XYZ100) at $418.90 million, S&P 500 (SP500) at $312.89 million and SK hynix (SKHX) at $298.50 million. SanDisk followed with $269.45 million, ahead of SOXL at $245.80 million, Silver at $233.20 million, Apple at $155.55 million, Micron at $139.16 million, NVIDIA (NVDA) at $123.44 million and DRAM at $123.18 million.

24-hour price moves: Amazon (AMZN) rose 2.48%, Gold gained 0.59%, Tesla (TSLA) advanced 0.42% and Circle (CRCL) added 0.17%, while SpaceX (SPCX) slipped 0.04%. Among the listed decliners, LITE fell 11.40%, Palantir (PLTR) dropped 10.77%, CoreWeave (CRWV) lost 8.07%, Marvell (MRVL) declined 7.55% and Nebius (NBIS) fell 6.82%.

Across asset classes

Commodities generated $1.34 billion in 24-hour volume, alongside $1.31 billion for US stocks and $734.11 million for indices. Korea-linked instruments recorded $449.11 million, others $314.71 million, ETFs $252.80 million, private companies $149.22 million, crypto equities $126.93 million and FX $4.34 million. SanDisk led US-stock turnover, Circle led crypto equities, SOXL led ETFs and SpaceX led private companies; the Japanese yen (JPY) led FX with $2.29 million.